October 29, 2008
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Mission: Bread for the City provides comprehensive direct services to Washington DC's low-income communities. We envision a nurturing community where all residents have access to the resources they need to live with dignity and respect. Here at Beyond Bread, we blog that vision.
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Food Pantry
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Social Services
We are located in Shaw and Anacostia.
Services we provide:
Food Pantry
Clothing
Medical
Legal
Social Services
We are located in Shaw and Anacostia.
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1 comment:
These cartoonists seem to be mixing up their "Medi"s. The middle one seems to depict an old woman, yet it says "Medicaid" while the bottom one seems to be talking about a baby (doll) being sick, but it says "Medicare." Now, I know senior citizens can receive Medicare supplemented by Medicaid if they are low income, but babies just don't get Medicare...perhaps the cartoonists need a review of their health plans?
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