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The Isaacs Center News + Community (SINCLINK) is our monthly newsletter. It includes our daily activities, announcements, news, trips, the delicious menu for the Senior Center and Meals on Wheels program and photos from our Youth Center and Johnson Cornerstone Center.
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The Isaacs Center News + Community (SINCLINK) is our monthly newsletter. It includes our daily activities, announcements, news, trips, the delicious menu for the Senior Center and Meals on Wheels program and photos from our Youth Center and Johnson Cornerstone Center.
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The Isaacs Center News + Community (SINCLINK) is our monthly newsletter. It includes our daily activities, announcements, news, trips, the delicious menu for the Senior Center and Meals on Wheels program and photos from our Youth Center and Johnson Cornerstone Center.
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The Isaacs Center News + Community (SINCLINK) is our monthly newsletter. It includes our daily activities, announcements, news, trips, the delicious menu for the Senior Center and Meals on Wheels program and photos from our Youth Center and Johnson Cornerstone Center.
Please note all daily activities are subject to change.
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The Isaacs Center News + Community (SINCLINK) is our monthly newsletter. It includes our daily activities, announcements, news, trips, the delicious menu for the Senior Center and Meals on Wheels program and photos from our Youth Center and Johnson Cornerstone Center.
Please note all daily activities are subject to change.
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The Isaacs Center News + Community (SINCLINK) is our monthly newsletter. It includes our daily activities, announcements, news, trips, the delicious menu for the Senior Center and Meals on Wheels program and photos from our Youth Center and Johnson Cornerstone Center.
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The Isaacs Center News + Community (SINCLINK) is our monthly newsletter. It includes our daily activities, announcements, news, trips, the delicious menu for the Senior Center and Meals on Wheels program and photos from our Youth Center and Johnson Cornerstone Center.
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The Isaacs Center News + Community (SINCLINK) is our monthly newsletter. It includes our daily activities, announcements, news, trips, the delicious menu for the Senior Center and Meals on Wheels program and photos from our Youth Center and Johnson Cornerstone Center.
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Doug Bauer, who heads the Clark Foundation in New York City, is speaking out about the state of nonprofit contracting in the city and the state of New York: “It has been a quiet crisis that I think can no longer be quiet. The nonprofit human services agencies that manage the social safety net in this city have really been systematically starved financially by the city and the state.”
“We can worry about what’s going on in D.C. and we’re going have big advocacy battles about domestic spending in this country, and we should,” Bauer continues. “But at the end of the day, this issue sits ultimately at City Hall. They have got to figure this out.”