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Community Action Services says it needs immediate support to keep doors open
Community Action Services and Food Bank in Provo is facing a financial deficit and is in need of immediate community support, its leadership says. Jessica Miller, chief impact officer at Community Action, told the Daily Herald on Wednesday the nonprofit organization needs $100,000 by the end of October to keep its doors open and will ultimately need $1.5 million to "really right the ship" by paying off debts and rebuilding reserves. The financial instability has forced change in the organization's leadership. Tom Hogan is no longer CEO, and the board appointed COO Caitlin Rangel as ...