FIRST ARRIVE FIRST INSTALLED SPIRIT OF GIVING TONIGHT FOR THE 2022 HOLIDAY SEASON. THE CAPITAL REGION’S FOOD PROGRAM HAS INTRODUCED A NEW COUPON SINCE 1974. THE PROGRAM HAS HELPED MORE THAN A QUARTER MILLION PEOPLE IN CONCORD. AND THE 17 CITIES SURROUNDING. THE VOUCHERS ALLOW YOU TO HELP EVEN MORE. THEY ARE DISTRIBUTED ACCORDING TO FAMILY SIZE AND ALLOW FAMILIES TO SHOP FOR THEMSELVES. IF YOU HAVE DIETARY RESTRICTIONS AND ARE GLUTEN FREE OR IF YOU ARE LOW SALT, NO SALT, YOU KNOW FOR MEDICAL OR CULTURAL REASONS WHATEVER IT IS, YOU KNOW YOU ARE, YOU KNOW JUST LIFE CHOICES. WE RESPECT THAT. AND WE GIVE YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE YOUR CHOICES AND WE ALLOW YOU TO DO SO. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE APPLICATION OR DONATION CAN B
The capital region food program is introducing vouchers for the 2022 holiday season
Updated November 22, 2022 9:45 p.m. EST
The capital region nutrition program has introduced a new voucher for the 2022 holiday season. Since 1974, the program has served more than a quarter million people in Concord and the seventeen surrounding cities. With the vouchers you can help even more. They are distributed based on family size and allow families to shop for themselves. “So if you have dietary restrictions, if you’re gluten-free or less salt, no salt. You know, medical reasons or cultural reasons, whatever it is, or just life choices,” said Maria Manis Painchaud of the Capital Region Nutrition Programme. “We respect that and we give you the power to make your life choices, and we empower you to make them.” Visit the Capital Region Food Programs website for more information on how to apply or donate.
For the 2022 holiday season, the Capital Region Food Program has introduced a new coupon.
Since 1974, the program has served more than a quarter million people in Concord and the seventeen surrounding cities.
With the vouchers you can help even more. They are distributed based on family size and allow families to shop for themselves.
“So if you have dietary restrictions, if you’re gluten-free or less salt, no salt. You know, medical reasons or cultural reasons, whatever it is, or just life choices,” said Maria Manis Painchaud of the Capital Region Nutrition Programme. “We respect that and we give you the power to make your life choices and we empower you to do it.”
Visit the Capital Region Food Programs website for more information on how to apply or donate.