Posts with the tag “2020”

 COVID did not stop YOU from your generous giving.  In spite of COVID, more was given this year… and it was ALL spent.  Last year was the year everyone will never forget and it was remarkable for Forgotten Angels!  This was the 14th year of this program and 425 residents were served, which is the largest number of angels to date.  Although it was very different from years past, because of you we w...  Read More

The Forgotten Angels Project will be gearing up again for its 14th year, serving residents in “Personal Care Homes”.  Of course, this year will look a lot different due to COVID.  Residents in PCH’s are usually younger and sometimes suffer with mental illness rather than physical limitations.  We focus on this group of residents because they seem to be most forgotten by friends, family and society...  Read More

Is CHRISTMAS CANCELLED this year?  Will Forgotten Angels be FORGOTTEN?  Please join us for a brainstorming zoom meeting / call September 16, 2020 @ 10:00AM.  Discussions will include options and ideas on how to navigate Forgotten Angels 2020 during the COVID pandemic.  We need your help and suggestions.  Feel free to contact Cindy Tabor @ 270-886-9484 or [email protected]Join Zoom Meeting Inform...  Read More

According to a press release published on March 2, 2020, the Delta Regional Authority 2020 States' Economic Development Assistance Program (SEDAP) application cycle is open and will remain so until May 31, 2020.  See the full press release below. CLARKSDALE, MS—The Delta Regional Authority (DRA) Federal Co-Chairman Chris Caldwell announced today DRA is opening the 2020 application cycle for the St...  Read More

The PADD Board of Directors held their monthly meeting on January 13, 2020 at the PADD Office in Hopkinsville. Federal and State reports were provided by field representatives in addition to staff reports. Kisha Jeffrey-Mische with the U.S. Census Bureau provided a census update and Jaime Peterson with Calhoun & Company, PLLC presented the FY'19 Audit Report for Pennyrile ADD. Jason Vincent, PADD ...  Read More

Sixty percent of nursing home residents have no visitors--no family or friends to check on them or cheer them up. Research shows that long-term care residents receive better care when they have regular outside visitors.With just a few minutes each week, YOU could change a resident's life, and help improve the quality of care they receive. Learn more at our Friendly Visitor OrientationWednesday, Ja...  Read More

The PADD staff wishes everyone a safe a prosperous New Year.  Our office will be closed Tuesday, Dec. 31 & Wednesday, Jan. 1 in observance of the holiday....  Read More