Genç kız uzun zamandır erkek arkadaşı tarafından sikilmiyordu oda eline sikiş izle vibratör alarak odasında zevke gelerek orgazm olmaya çalışıyor O sırada mobil sikiş erkek arkadaşı bunu görünce direk bacak arasına girerek amını yalamaya porno izle başlıyor Esmer daha doğrusu melez olan İspanyol güzel sizlere güzel bir film ile porno video geliyor Kamera karşısında kalçaları ile sizlere harika showlar yapan kız mobil pornolar sonradan genç adamın o kadar da büyük olmayan aleti ağzına alarak sakso sikiş çekmeye başlıyor Sakso çektikçe hem adam hemde kendi malı sulanıyor Genç adam sikiş izle fazla dayanamadan esmer güzeli kapıya dayayarak taytını parçalıyor sex hikayeleri ve amına girmeye başlıyor Harika duygu yaşayan adam aynı şekilde türk porno kızında sayısız kere orgazm olması ile kıza da yaşatıyor

Dear Vincentian Friends,

The breadth and pace of the decisions we need to make now as Vincentian leaders is becoming overwhelming. Our Vincentian spirituality and friendship is our most valuable asset in this moment. I will try to communicate regularly with you to offer support, share some insights and best practices.

Do not expect or wait, however, for the National Council to provide specific recommendations about what you need to do in your Conferences and Councils. Why is that? Things are changing so quickly that by the time you see a message and bring it to your membership for discussion, it may be irrelevant. Local circumstances also vary greatly. Our government and Church officials are increasingly providing guidance or even mandating practices that we need to follow. Across the country, the types of services we provide, the financial strength of our Councils and Conferences, and the profiles of our members and volunteers are very diverse, so it is you who are in the best position to know how to proceed in your community.

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Public Policy and Advocacy Updates
Tom Mulloy, National Director of Poverty Programs - [email protected]

Census Report Reveals Low-Income Adults Hardest Hit by COVID-19 (6/25/2020)

Research released earlier this week by the Census Bureau showed that low-income adults who lost employment during the Coronavirus pandemic suffer more mental health problems and have increased anxiety that they will be able to avoid becoming homeless. The same is true for younger households (ages 25-39).

To read more about this research and other insights into how households are coping with the pandemic, visit the Census Bureau website.


Local Councils Responding to the Coronavirus (4/30/20)


Some Councils have developed resources to help friends in need access assistance and information available at the state and local levels. Check out these examples from the Attleboro Council (MA).


Nonprofit Help through the Payment Protection Program - Update (4/27/20)

Late last week Congress passed, and the President signed, legislation adding an additional $310 billion to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), established by the CARES Act to help small businesses and nonprofit organizations through the pandemic. The PPP’s original funding was exhausted.

Councils that have applied for but have not yet received a loan are encouraged to contact their financial institutions to learn more about the status of an application now that more money is available.



Check out our Nonprofit Business Operations page for more information on the assistance available to organizations.


Individual and Family Cash Assistance (Economic Impact Payment) (4/14/20)

Individuals will receive up to $1,200, married couples will receive up to $2,400. Individuals and families with children will receive an additional $500 per child. Benefits will go out as tax rebates via direct deposit and issued by the Internal Revenue Service. Benefits would begin to phase down at $75,000 adjusted gross income for individuals and $150,000 for joint filers.


Many of the people served by the Society have peculiar financial situations, for example, they do not file tax returns. The IRS has released guidance for non-filers to ensure that they can receive assistance.

Student Loans. This cash assistance will not be used to pay delinquent or defaulted federal student loans. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has more information on this topic.

Debt Payments and Garnishment. Creditors may attempt to garnish assistance received by low-income recipients. The National Consumer Law Center has guidance on possible steps to take.
 

Helping Friends in Need Access Coronavirus Assistance Programs (4/9/2020)

The recently-passed CARES Act and other federal government actions have provided many types of assistance to help people living in poverty cope with the pandemic. For more information about these programs, check out the archived recording here and download the slides here.

Councils across the country have also developed resources to help friends in need access assistance and information available at the state and local levels. Check out these examples from the Attleboro Council (MA).

Remember to stay tuned to this page for regular updates and additional information to help your Conference and Council respond to this unprecedented time in our nation.





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Fundraising & Communications
Kitty Lohrum, Chief Advancement Officer - [email protected]

As the Chief Advancement Officer, my role is to help those of you who want support with Fundraising or Communications. We will roll out tutorials and share resources for you to tailor to meet your unique needs. We welcome ideas, requests, and feedback. Thank you for all you do to further the mission of the Society to serve our friends in need.