The First State Community Action Agency provides essential services and programs that target the root causes of poverty.
Hi,
It’s Giving Tuesday, and earlier today Sarah emailed you to ask you to support the First State Community Action Agency’s work to combat poverty here in Delaware. Unfortunately, the links in that email have since broken!
We wanted to make sure you’re still able to support all the awesome work FSCAA does for our neighbors up and down the state, so click here for the corrected link and pitch in whatever you can today.
And if you didn’t catch Sarah’s email from earlier, make sure to read below to learn more about the work FSCAA does to help Delawareans facing financial hardship get back on their feet.
Thanks again,
Team McBride
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From: Sarah McBride
Subject: This organization is targeting the root causes of poverty in Delaware
Date: December 3, 2024
The First State Community Action Agency provides essential services and programs that target the root causes of poverty here in Delaware. So today, in honor of Giving Tuesday, I wanted to put their work in the spotlight and ask you to pitch in to support everything they do for our communities.
First, FSCAA helps families facing financial hardship with food, rental, and utility assistance, providing an important safety net for our most vulnerable neighbors in their time of need.
Second, they help people build a brighter future with programs like job training, financial literacy, and education, empowering Delawareans to achieve self-sufficiency and get ahead.
Third, they create stronger communities with initiatives to address food insecurity, homelessness, and healthcare access, making sure none of our neighbors go without some of the most basic necessities.
Founded nearly 59 years ago in 1965, FSCAA has been serving Delaware for generations. But in order to keep it up, they rely on generous donations from people like you and me.
So will you join me in supporting the important work the First State Community Action Agency does here in Delaware by donating today in honor of Giving Tuesday?
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Thank you,
Sarah McBride
