We are the Aftermath: Part 4: Preserving and Helping People
8/2/2024 | 5m 40s
Youngstown-area organizations join forces to assist displaced residents.
International Towers residents and leaders from Youngstown-area organizations discuss how collaboration was vital in providing accommodations for the displaced residents. Sheila Triplett, CEO of MYCAP; Bob Hannon, president of The United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley; and Cirell Howard, director of Senior Services and Community Engagement for MYCAP, were key players, along with others.
We are the Aftermath: Part 4: Preserving and Helping People
8/2/2024 | 5m 40s
International Towers residents and leaders from Youngstown-area organizations discuss how collaboration was vital in providing accommodations for the displaced residents. Sheila Triplett, CEO of MYCAP; Bob Hannon, president of The United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley; and Cirell Howard, director of Senior Services and Community Engagement for MYCAP, were key players, along with others.
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