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  1. The widow at Zarephath's never-running-out flour and oil are kind of like the Cor Unum kitchen.
  2. Thanks to Jim O'C for terrific volunteer paint work at Cor Unum!
  3. We get a kick out of this style piece about Labels' pal Carol Sawyer Parks: http://tinyurl.com/yz94z6s
  4. Lawrence's unemployment rate is up to 18.2%
  5. Nearly 50% of US children & 90% of black children will be on food stamps at some point during childhood: http://tinyurl.com/yf3gt5v
  6. Vote!
  7. Big election in Lawrence tomorrow.
  8. "If you continually give, you will continually receive." - believe it or not, fortune cookie quote
  9. According to the Urban Institute, 1.9 million seniors must choose between buying food and buying needed medicine.
  10. Our pal Carol Sawyer Parks' new W Boston hotel opens this week. Cooler than cool: http://tinyurl.com/yfpnq82. Congrats to Carol.
  11. Great o have the Babson College baseball team back volunteering at Cor Unum.
  12. Thanks to supporters on Cape Cod for $1,000 donation. = 1,000 meals
  13. Doing recordings for our holiday radio PSAs.
  14. Last Sunday snow in Lawrence, today 60's Welcome to New England.
  15. UN: About 24,000 people worlwide die every day from hunger or hunger-related causes. Three-fourths are children under the age of five.
  16. Friday night at Cor Unum means Brooks School volunteers - some of our favorites.
  17. Cor Unum could use volunteer help on Wednesday nights. If interested, check out volunteer page: http://tinyurl.com/yk8qqmh
  18. Article on proposed new law to keep kids in school until 18 in MA: http://tinyurl.com/yhbnv23
  19. MA unemployment is up to 9.3% - highest since 1976.
  20. Four percent of American households experience hunger. This reality can be entirely eliminated - we know how to do it.