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This short documentary explores the root causes of hunger in New Jersey Capital City, and how TASK is working to meet the needs of Trenton's poor and less fortunate.
The Hopewell Responsible Citizenship Committee of Merrill Lynch donated 1,200 pairs of socks to TASK in June 2009. Special thanks to Carli Pae (pictured) for organizing this sock drive.
Saturday, July 11th 2009
Snipes Farm
890 W Bridge St
Morrisville, PA 19067
Each year, TASK distributes back-to-school supplies to area children. With the donations of these little necessities, children can start school prepared for class and ready to learn. Last year's back to school distribution provided supplies for 113 young students.
On June 27 the Missions Committee of Yardley United Methodist is sponsoring "Miles for Mission", a charity bike ride to raise funds for the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen, Interfaith Housing and Development Corporation, the Red Cross Homeless Shelter,and Bucks County Housing Group.
My name is Barry S. Murphy Sr., born in Trenton March 14, 1965. It all started the year 2008 in April. I was homeless for 3 to 4 months. June 26, 2008 I walked in TASK and asked someone about housing...
Nineteen Bucks County College students have collaborated to produce a series of 30 second TV PSAs to raise awareness of hunger in Trenton, and to support the work of the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK).
Students from Everson's Karate Institute recently conducted a hygiene product drive to benefit TASK patrons.
In Plain Sight: The Story of TASK
By LEE SEGLEM
Copies of the hardcover edition of "IN PLAIN SIGHT – The Story of TASK" are available for $25 each, plus shipping and handling ($4 for 1, 2 or 3 books; $8 for 4, 5 or 6 books; $12 for 7, 8 or 9 books; and so on).
The long awaited TASK Cookbook has finally arrived! It contains mouth-watering recipes from TASK volunteers, supporters, board members, staff , A-TEAM Artists, students, and patrons. In addition to recipes, the book contains beautiful artwork in full color from A-TEAM Artists.
In This Issue:
Esther came to the United States in December of 2005. She is from Liberia, where women do not go to school. She became a student in the TASK Adult Education Program (AEP) in October of 2007. This is her first school. She is still learning how to read and write, but through the AEP writer's weekly workshop, she wrote the following essay with some help from her tutor, Lydia.
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