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Southeastern Idaho Community Action Agency (SEICAA), in partnership with the Marine Corps League and the Chubbuck/Pocatello Home Depot is in a nationwide contest to win $25,000 from the Home Depot’s Aprons in Action Program! The $25,000 that we CAN win with the community’s help will help improve the quality of living space used by Homeless Veterans in southeast Idaho. With your HELP, just by voting EVERY day the entire month of August, we can win this contest. With your help and your votes, YOU can make this happen!
Just follow this link and vote https://apps.facebook.com/apronsinaction/ for the Marine Corps League project!!! Vote every day all month!
If you would like more information about the project, please contact Lynette Sampson at 232-1114 x 113.
SEICAA Meals on Wheels with host the 6th Annual Driving for Dough Golf Tournament. This year's event will be Saturday June 23, 2012 at Riverside Golf Course. Registration begins at 7am with Shotgun start at 8am. The 4-person scramble is $200 per team. Register today by downloading the team entry form. All funds raised benefit homebound individuals in northern Bannock County! Contact Helen at 232-1114 x 139 for more information.
Rocky Mountain Power is partnering with SouthEastern Idaho Community Action Agency and the Eastern Idaho Community Action Partnership to provide a simple, convenient way for the utility’s Idaho customers to assist neighbors in need. Donation envelopes arrived in the February statements from Rocky Mountain Power and customers are urged participate.
Wendy Doughty is a single mother of three in Malad who benefitted from the program last year.
“It’s not like I sit at home and wait for people to help me,” Doughty said. “I work. I just don’t make enough to always pay my electric bill. It’s pretty awesome when this program can help; you pay what you can, and then they help with the rest.”
Originally from Louisiana, Doughty had never heard of Lend-a-Hand. “I was surprised,” she said. “I didn’t know there was anything like this.”