"This holiday season, increased layoffs and a worsening economy are combining to make the end of the year one of the toughest we’ve seen," said Doug Flateau, director of Working Partnerships, the community services partner of the Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation.
"Working Partnerships is on track to assist more union members this year than any other year," Flateau noted. Cash donations to the Emergency Food Program enable Working Partnerships to distribute grocery store gift cards to union members who are in financial distress.
Gift cards for $25 are available for Cub Foods or Rainbow Foods. Union members eligible for assistance are limited to six $25 grocery gift cards per year.
To support the Emergency Food Program, individuals or union locals may send checks payable to "Working Partnerships" to Working Partnerships, 312 Central Ave., Suite 524, Minneapolis, MN 55414. Donations are tax-deductible.
For more information, contact Working Partnerships at 612-379-8130. If you are an individual seeking assistance, making an appointment is recommended.
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"This holiday season, increased layoffs and a worsening economy are combining to make the end of the year one of the toughest we’ve seen," said Doug Flateau, director of Working Partnerships, the community services partner of the Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation.
"Working Partnerships is on track to assist more union members this year than any other year," Flateau noted. Cash donations to the Emergency Food Program enable Working Partnerships to distribute grocery store gift cards to union members who are in financial distress.
Gift cards for $25 are available for Cub Foods or Rainbow Foods. Union members eligible for assistance are limited to six $25 grocery gift cards per year.
To support the Emergency Food Program, individuals or union locals may send checks payable to "Working Partnerships" to Working Partnerships, 312 Central Ave., Suite 524, Minneapolis, MN 55414. Donations are tax-deductible.
For more information, contact Working Partnerships at 612-379-8130. If you are an individual seeking assistance, making an appointment is recommended.