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Wastyn & Associates President Linda Wastyn shares survey results at the One Table QC initiative launch. Other speakers, from left, were: Project NOW Executive Director Dwight Ford, River Bend President and CEO Chris Ford, Humility Homes & Services CEO Ashley Velez and Community Health Care CEO Tom Bowman. CREDIT WASTYN & ASSOCIATES
Days after launching the One Table QC initiative to shore up the social safety net, regional nonprofits already were focused on helping those in need survive deep cuts to Medicaid, food assistance and other critical programs.
Leaders of multiple agencies initially gathered on Monday, June 30, for the first-ever Nonprofit Legislative Roundtable at the River Bend…
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