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C-CAP receives donation from Front Royal Independent Business Alliance
Mike McCool – National Media Services, Katrina Meade – City National Bank, Craig Laird – Royal Oak Computers & FRIBA, Larry Elliot – C-CAP
The Front Royal Independent Business Alliance (FRIBA) on Friday gathered at the City National Bank to present the Congregational-Community Action Project of Front Royal/Warren County (C-CAP) with a $500 check.
C-CAP is a volunteer-operated, non-profit, tax-exempt corporation that provides emergency food, clothing and limited financial aid to local families in need serving the Front Royal – Warren County, Virginia area. The C-CAP “safety net” helps families who are not eligible for support elsewhere, or where existing support is not adequate due to special circumstances. The organization is relies, primarily on donations from local churches, civic groups and organizations, individuals and businesses.
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