WAGAP programs step up to the challenge of feeding and housing people during the Covis-19 pandemic.
The Skamania County Pioneer, Story and Photo by Philip L. Watness,
Photo: Troy Waiss with A&J Market in Stevenson delivers food to the Stevenson Food Bank in this file photo from 2013.
One group of wineries in Underwood decided to team up to create a virtual experience in support of local Community Action Agency Washington Gorge Action Programs (WAGAP)
Read MoreHaving once been pregnant and on her own at 18, Sara understands the challenges of connecting with the most basic of needs on a limited income: housing, healthcare, childcare, employment. She also knows the difference that one caring person can make.
Read MoreThe Washington State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) has coordinated the purchase and distribution of cloth masks to low-income persons throughout the state of Washington.
Read More“Having a safe place to live is a basic human right and something everyone deserves.”
Read More“We are so grateful for the generosity of the Skyline Foundation. They’ve partnered with us on several projects and we appreciate the continued support,” said Leslie Naramore, WAGAP director.
Read MoreAfter several succcessful crops, the hydroponic vertical grow walls at the Bingen Food Bank are about to undergo some significant – and exciting – changes.
Read MoreOn October 18, 2017, the Underwood Fruit Company pear packing plant in Bingen, WA caught fire, causing over 200 employees to lose their jobs.
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