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- UNITED
WAY GIVING
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Organized Labor
volunteers and contributes
- to many not-for-profit
organizations each year.
- In the local
United Way campaign alone,
- they donate
over $700,000 to the $2.6 million campaign.
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- Congratulations to
the following unions - their members give generously: PACE 6-0838,
PACE 6-0876, BCTGM 103G, UAW 751, IBEW 1306, IBEW 51, UFCW 700,
PACE 6-0728, USWA 193, ROOFERS 92, PAINTERS 288, LABORERS 159,
Bricklayers 8, Carpenters 742, IEA, Firefighters 505, Decatur
Trades & Labor Assembly
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- NALC
FOOD DRIVE
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- The NALC Food
Drive is sponsored by the
- National Association
of Letter Carriers,
- in cooperation
with the US Postal Service, United Way and
- Decatur Trades
& Labor Assembly.
- We raised over
62,000 pounds of food in Decatur.
- This filled
the shelves of 8 local food pantries and
will feed
- the hungry
in our community for nearly 3 months.
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- Representatives
from food pantries, United Way and the
- U.S. Postal
Service joined together
- for a press
conference as Mayor Paul Osborne proclaimed
- May 10, 2003
as NALC Food Drive Day in Decatur, IL
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- Decatur Trades
& Labor Assembly Vice President, Bob Shariff, sorting food.
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- Jerry Potts,
AFSCME 268
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- Volunteers
worked hard all day to sort more than 62,000 pounds of food.
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- Labor volunteers
Bob Shariff, Mike Shampine and Ed Crabtree.
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- Loading food
to go to local food pantries.
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- Coordinator
Nick Pallone and food pantry representative
- Tina Gwin push
food onto trucks for delivery.
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- Thank you to
all who helped with the FOOD DRIVE on May 10, 2003!
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