Tim Neuman, Director of Client Food Services for Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma, described what he’s seeing regarding the number of guests they’re serving right now.
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June 15, 2022
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June 14, 2022
"Out of the blue times got really tough!"
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June 8, 2022
"I feel comfortable receiving help from Catholic Charities because they don't discriminate," says Hau Cing. "The staff is kind and giving to everyone. I am especially grateful for my ESL and GED teachers."
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June 6, 2022
Kluver said the Afghans began arriving in Stillwater in December 2021, and the last arrived this past April. He said the refugees largely have been embraced by the Stillwater community, particularly in recent weeks as OSU's partnership — and subsequent funding — has ended with Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma's resettlement program.
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June 5, 2022
Modus, a non-profit in Tulsa, announced the launch of a new service: Modus Delivers, the organization announced this week.
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June 1, 2022
As record inflation causes food prices to skyrocket, food pantries are needed more than ever by those struggling to make ends meet. Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma has introduced a new concept for giving food to the hungry in the Tulsa area. The Market at Catholic Charities opened in April after a $5 million, year-long renovation. The Market allows those in need of food to "shop" for the healthy foods they will enjoy. It looks like a grocery store, but no money changes hands.