Tenderloin seniors find help through outreach project
In San Francisco the Tenderloin Senior Outreach Project helps 8000 elderly residents of cheap hotels leave rooms for coffee, blood pressure checks, and food. Volunteers run weekly hotel lobbies mini markets and safehouses, while police beat cops build ties with residents. The program boosts social ties, reduces fear of crime, and addresses hunger among seniors who often lack phones and face isolation.
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San Francisco
Tenderloin
Alejandra Munoz
Munozays
Munoz
Meredith Minkler
University of California- Berkeley
TSOP
Minkler
Tenderloin Hotel
Alexander Hotel
Roten Gilford
Lisa Toalson
YMCA
Robin Wechsler
Color a Rainbow plans for Moose picnic in Pyote
Scrapbook notes from Moose Lodge Chapter 1456 meeting on July 16 detail preparations for the July 27 28 family picnic at Pyote. Senior Regent Barbara Stanley outlines goals for the year while cookbooks are sold through contact with Stanley. Altrusa Odessa also met on July 16 at Barn Door with plans to boost membership and notes a letter from a sister club in New South Wales Australia about Sesquecentennial activities in 1986.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Pyote
Barbara Stanley
Stanley
Altrusa Club of
Odessa
Frances Gunkel
Terra Genesis to launch cross country hunger drive today
San Antonio non profit Terra Genesis plans a week long mileage record attempt to raise funds for hunger relief. Volunteers will solicit pledges as the group drives around the country, with departure set from San Antonio today.
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San Antonio
Terra Genesis
Dear Abby letters on thank you notes and family signs
A reader asks how to handle a grown daughter who ignores wedding gift thank yous. Abby suggests a mailed apology from the mother and shares a letter used by another parent. Other letters urge addressing in law favoritism and humor about sign laden homes.
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Abby
Ellen
Mary Smith
Mike
Maryland
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