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Northern Credit Union
A message from our friends at Northern Credit Union!
We’d like to thank the everyday heroes in our community who continue to work every each day to save, drive, educate, donate, nourish, protect, feed, adapt, care, and multi-task, because now, more than ever, coming together is essential.
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Northern Credit Union
A message from our friends at Northern Credit Union!
We’d like to thank the everyday heroes in our community who continue to work every each day to save, drive, educate, donate, nourish, protect, feed, adapt, care, and multi-task, because now, more than ever, coming together is essential.
Keep an eye out for a celebration of these and other everyday heroes as we feature their stories on social media in the coming weeks!
Northern Credit Union
A message from our friends at Northern Credit Union!
We’d like to thank the everyday heroes in our community who continue to work every each day to save, drive, educate, donate, nourish, protect, feed, adapt, care, and multi-task, because now, more than ever, coming together is essential.
Keep an eye out for a celebration of these and other everyday heroes as we feature their stories on social media in the coming weeks!
A message from our friends at Northern Credit Union!
We’d like to thank the everyday heroes in our community who continue to work every each day to save, drive, educate, donate, nourish, protect, feed, adapt, care, and multi-task, because now, more than ever, coming together is essential.
Keep an eye out for a celebration of these and other everyday heroes as we feature their stories on social media in the coming weeks!
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UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UWNNY
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN NEW YORK PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPLIES DURING CRISIS
WATERTOWN — United Way of NNY (UWNNY) is providing critical need items to nonprofit partners and communities throughout Northern New York. The focus of procurement and distribution is on critical need, low accessibility items such as toilet paper, baby diapers, baby food and cereal, baby formula, paper products, rubber gloves, and household cleaners. Human service, nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties will be the points of access for the public.
Given today’s COVID-19 crisis, and the unforeseen length of this challenge, UWNNY is focused on providing the highest value to each community. “In normal times, the most vital commodity for human service nonprofits is cash, which allows the purchase of needed items and ability to meet payroll requirements,” said CEO Jamie Cox. “Right now, the curve is a bit inverted, in that most organizations cannot access some of the most important items that each community requires to stay afloat.” Quickly recognizing the need, United Way of Northern New York created multiple, innovative partnerships to gain quick access to supply chains. In combination with traditional commercial supplier accounts and donated warehouse space from MonthlyBoxer, owned by Alex Morgia, the UWNNY is filling one of the greatest gaps in NNY.
“There are incredible people in the North Country doing extraordinary things,” Cox stated. “The ability to break down traditional silos and create an even greater outcome is quite powerful. That’s also helping us prepare for the next phases of this crisis, which will bring a different set of challenges to the table.”
UWNNY is receiving a significant number of phone calls and emails about food drives for the food pantries. Unfortunately, the challenges of this virus require the food pantries to source goods through known, sanitary organizations that can keep products in a sterile environment through procur
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