YMOW CEO Barbara Niess-May discusses the uncertainty of federal funding and YMOW’s commitment to continue providing food and support to its homebound neighbors.
“We’re doing the work to make sure people are fed every day,” Niess-May told David Fair and his WEMU listeners. “We’re going to find a way to continue to do this.”
Listen at Washtenaw United: Ypsilanti Meals on Wheels driving through uncertainty – WEMU.org.
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Providing nutritious meals, social contact and other services to the homebound elderly, ill and disabled in eastern Washtenaw County,
YMOW CEO Barbara Niess-May discusses the uncertainty of federal funding and YMOW’s commitment to the community in this interview with WEMU’s David Fair.
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