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Capstone Community Action and VSECU Partner on Fuel Your Neighbors to Provide Emergency Food and Heating Assistance Capstone Community Action and VSECU (Vermont State Employees Credit Union) have teamed up again this winter to launch Fuel Your Neighbors, an initiative to support emergency food and heating assistance for vulnerable central Vermont households. Winter is a tough time for thousands of Vermonters. Families often must choose between necessities like food and heat. Children and seniors are the most vulnerable to the high costs of winter, and are the most adversely affected. This year Capstone will work with over 5,000 people to help combat these challenges, putting food on their table and keeping the heat on during the cold winter months. Capstone Community Action and VSECU are partnering on Fuel Your Neighbors to engage the community in this important need. Last year, in its second year, the campaign raised $91,000, surpassing its first year tally of $67,000. This year Fuel Your Neighbors aims to raise $100,000 over the next 100 days to help prevent Vermonters from going to sleep cold and hungry. The initiative kicks-off on November 27, Giving Tuesday, which is the international philanthropic day of giving. To inspire others to take part in this effort, VSECU will match up to $10,000 donated to the campaign, magnifying the impact of each donation. “This is a tremendous opportunity, thanks again to the generosity of VSECU, to bring our community together to meet this pressing need,” said Brian Tagliaferro, development director of Capstone Community Action. “The early arrival of winter has already exposed the vulnerability that many households face. One-in-five central Vermont children don’t have enough food to eat; which impacts their ability to thrive in school. Forty percent (40%) of those we help with emergency heating are seniors whose fixed income can only be stretched so far.” “Vermont winters can be difficult, especially for those who can’t afford to adequately heat their homes. So it’s important to find the bright spots during these long, dark months,” said Rob Miller, CEO of VSECU. “Fuel Your Neighbors is one of those bright spots. We at VSECU are proud to be part of building a community that works together to ensure central Vermonters are warm and well-fed this year.” Local businesses like National Life Group and The Alchemist are also playing a leading role in this year’s effort. “Thankfully there’s a resource for anyone in our community struggling with the cold bite of winter: Capstone’s Fuel Your Neighbors program,” states Beth Rusnock, President of the National Life Group Foundation. “Winters in Vermont are long; let’s work together to make sure that they’re manageable for our vulnerable neighbors.” “We all agree that no one should go without food and fuel,” states Chrissy Flynn, Brewery Representative for The Alchemist. “We feel really lucky to support Capstone so they can help our communities stay strong. Capstone’s mission aligns really well with the values that our owners, Jen and John Kimmich, promote and implement in their own business.” Learn more about Fuel Your Neighbors at fuelyourneighbors.org. • • • T.W. Wood Gallery Presents Tammy Award Winner Michael T. Jermyn’s Aristocratic Peasants The T.W. Wood Gallery in Montpelier, VT announces a live musical event on Saturday Dec. 15, 2018, from 1pm - 3pm. Tammy award winner Michael T. Jermyn’s Aristocratic Peasants will be playing live music in the Contemporary Gallery. Come enjoy quirky clever lyrics and melodic storytelling set to Michael Jermyn’s soulfully haunting voice. The band’s current iteration includes Ethan Ryea on lead guitar, Micah Ball on bass, and Sam Markewich on drums. Michael Jermyn discovered his love of storytelling when he went to Co. Covan in Ireland and happened upon Sunday afternoon pub music; where whole families gather to listen to music. When Jermyn learned that his Irish great aunts and uncles were storytellers and musicians, he hit his musical stride. Indeed, Jermyn still keeps it in the family, as his twin daughters Lucy and Abbey Jermyn have been seen to accompany him. The event is free and open to the public. Also enjoy an afternoon of holiday shopping, as the gallery features pieces by local artists and artisans. Items include cards, puzzles, glassware, and art works. This is will be the last day to bid on the gallery’s silent auction pieces. Gallery hours are Tuesday-Saturday 12:00-4:00 pm and by appointment. Special Holiday hours include Fridays 12-8 pm for December . The Gallery is located at 46 Barre Street at the Center for Arts and Learning in Montpelier, VT. For more information contact the Gallery’s Director Ginny Callan at 802-262-6035, info@twwoodgallery.org or visit www. twwoodgallery.org Fleece Lined! $ 29 .99 9 20 % OFF All Men’s & Women’s Sweaters YOUR HOME. YOUR INDEPENDENCE. 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For Rates more subject information to change without notice. or Also to available open for IRA an Accounts account For more information call 802-522-1001 or to open an account call Visit 802-522-1001 our office at For more information 1311 Visit U.S. our or Route office to open 302 at an account call 1311 Visit 802-522-1001 Berlin, U.S. our Route office VT at 302 1311 U.S. Berlin, Route VT 302 Visit Berlin, our office VT at 1311 U.S. Route 302 Berlin, VT Sale Runs Dec. 5-11 th 359 N Main St. Barre This Credit Union is Federally Insured by the National Credit Union Administration This Credit Union is Federally Insured by the December National 5, 2018 Credit Union The Administration WORLD page 3 This Credit Union is Federally Insured by the National Credit Union Administration
2018 World Santa Project The 2018 World Santa Project is off to a great start, thanks to both old and new friends. This year will see a 40% increase in needed of coats, gloves and mittens for area children. The project is spear headed by the Barre and Central Vermont’s Rotary Clubs under the guidance of the Salvation Army of Barre and the WORLD Newspaper. Monetary donations are received through the holiday season from the greater central Vermont area. In the above picture is Pat Nelson of Nelson Printing dropping off her donation to Rotarian and WORLD co-publisher Gary Hass. Cheryl Peterson of Montpelier knitted over 500 pair of mittens and hats. Go- Calendars-Toys-Games at the Berlin Mall donated over 100 Teddy Bears for this project. THANK YOU FOR SAYING I SAW IT IN CVMC Auxiliary Love Light Tree The love light tree will be lit in the lobby of Central Vermont Medical Center. For a donation of $5.00, a light will be illuminated in honor or in memory of someone you love. Your donation will be added to the funds which the Auxiliary uses to support projects throughout the CVMC community and to award scholarships to local high school students and adult learners pursuing a career in health care. Name of person(s) to be honored or memorialized: Donor Information: Name: In honor of... In memory of... Enclosed is $ For Love Light(s) payable to: CVMC Auxiliary Send to: Love Light Tree Central Vermont Medical Center, c/o Administration PO Box 547, Barre, Vermont 05641 Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm. page 4 The WORLD December 5, 2018 Kristian Page Body Shop Manager Sky Elderkin Assistant Manager COLLISION CENTER For Your Next Body Shop Needs CALL THE WE REPAIR ALL MAKES BEST! AND MODELS CODY COLLISION CENTER received a 100% customer satisfaction rating and a 100% of respondents saying they would return and would recommend the facility to others! AWARDED 100% SATISFACTION CALL NORM AT THE COLLISION CENTER 802-613-3017
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