Nationwide Biweekly Administration Makes Donation To Help The Homeless
Online, October 28, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Nationwide Biweekly Administration (NBA), one of the nation's largest and most recognized administrators for weekly and bi-weekly programs, announced the donation of $9,000 to Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greene County. The donation was matched by a personal contribution from Daniel and Sandra Lipsky, the owners of Nationwide Biweekly Administration, bringing the total donation to $18,000.
"In these difficult economic times, good people are struggling to survive," said Daniel Lipsky, president of Nationwide Biweekly Administration. "People are losing their jobs, families are losing their homes. Nationwide Biweekly Administration wanted to do something to help those in need."
Greene County IHN is part of a national network formed to respond to the needs of homeless families in a timely and compassionate manner. The network includes thousands of volunteers and hundreds of churches and synagogues. Its goal is to alleviate homelessness by developing networks that provide shelter, meals, and assistance for homeless persons.
"This donation comes at a critical time," said Don Schneider, executive director of Greene County IHN. "We're in a state of emergency. Nationwide Biweekly's donation, plus Dan and Sandra Lipsky's donation provide much needed funds for us to carry on our important mission."
Greene County IHN provides temporary shelter for up to 60 days for families and individuals. They operate a night shelter provided by local churches. Their Day Center, open from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, is a place to make phone calls, receive job training and learn new life skills. Budgeting, nutrition, and parenting classes are also offered.