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United Way presenter outlines local programs, food fair on Nov. 17
Summary
Christina Small of the Salina Area United Way reviewed county programming, emergency relief efforts during recent flooding, and announced the "Snap Back on Hunger" food and resources fair on Nov. 17 at Tony's Pizza Event Center.
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Christina Small of the Salina Area United Way presented program information to the commission, describing efforts to coordinate with local leaders to meet community needs. She discussed existing resources and programs and said she will be "working with local leadership to try to meet the needs of the community." Small highlighted the "Snap Back on Hunger Food and Resources Fair" scheduled for Nov. 17 at Tony's Pizza Event Center and described potential partnerships for food distribution and related supports.
Commissioners asked about United Way programs that could assist with utility bills, housing, book distribution tied to summer meal programs, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance and Reality U financial literacy; Commissioner Duane Morris said Reality U is currently used in Ottawa County schools. Small said the Emergency Relief Fund was not yet established but staff provided cleanup support during the Tescott flooding.
