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Remembering Anna Sample

Money Management is Leavenhouse Topic

Head of International Corrections Group Visits Our Halfway House Programs

Corzine Appoints Deas to New Council on Homelessness

> Our Clients Help Keep Camden Green

Rand Institute Recognizes Lombardo, Carbone and Sweeney

This Vet Knows The Need For A Home For The Brave

Text of Daniel L. Lombardo's Speech At 'South Jerseyen Of The Year' Dinner

Three Employees, Three Milestones

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Anna M. Sample Is Remembered, Honored And Celebrated

Action Team Helps Storybooks Come To Life At Hope Hall Event

Three Who Helped Make Agape House A Reality

Spring Blooms At Escher Street

Volunteers of America Honors Shane Victorino

Homeless Prevention Program Honored

Living in Lindenwold Towers and Loving It

A Woman of Faith and Determination

Meet Tony Robinson, Artist

'Future Teachers' Get Behind Operation Backpack

We Called for Volunteers and They Answered

Regional Conference Hears About Our PROMISE Program

Once Homeless, Now an Activist

Celebrating 20 Years of Service

An Incrediblle 'Build Day' at Anna Sample Complex

Richard S. Mroz, Esq. is Our New Board Chairman

Meet Our Board Members: Fred Abbate

Thanks to All Who Helped on 'Build Day'

Recovering His Passion for Painting at Station House

International Paper People Step Up to Support Operation Backpack!

Retreat Energizes Board Members and Senior Staff

Partners in Change is Set for October 8

Interview with Melissa C. Prince

family fun day

Operation Blessing

MichelleMacArthur

Help Bring 'Joy to the World'

New Program Director at Amani House

Helping the Homeless by Making a Mural

Food Drive at Ritz Benefits our Clients

Better Image Dentistry Smiles on Agape House

A pertnership in print with Camden High School

Trying to do the right thing

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OUR CLIENTS HELP KEEP CAMDEN GREEN

Volunteers of America Delaware Valley recently partnered with the New Jersey State Parole Board and the New Jersey Tree Foundation to help beautify Camden NJ.

About 25 parolees helped plant 30 flowering and shade trees along the 1400 block of Belleview Avenue in the city’s Parkside neighborhood on April 18.

The parolees participated as volunteers, taking advantage of the opportunity to beautify a community as they work to successfully reenter society. They are served by residential reentry programs operated by Volunteers of America Delaware Valley.

The New Jersey Tree Foundation donated the trees, including sargent cherries (Prunus sargentii), Norwegian sunset maples (Acer truncatum), dogwoods (Cornus florida), and eastern redbuds (Cercis canadensis).

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