- Rep. Burton To Address Hancock County Young Republicans Tomorrow
- Burton Joins Congressional Tea Party Caucus
- Maryland Based Asirt Urges Congress To Examine The Growing Epidemic Of Road Crashes Worldwide
- Rep. Burton Talks About The Government's Inconsistent Immigration Policy
- Burton: President Obama Has Imposed His Rationer In Chief On America
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Local Economic Relief
Those in Central Indiana hardest hit by the economic meltdown will find some relief in the New Year. I recently reviewed Connet-2-Help and United Way’s “Community Economic Relief Fund Report” and was pleased to see how many local Hoosiers are benefitting from the philanthropy of five leading Central Indiana organizations.
The $3.2 million fund responds to Hoosiers’ rising demand for help. The funds are used by local providers who are “first responders” in helping people deal with the worsening economy. Connect-2-Help (2-1-1) is the single point of entry for area residents hoping to tap resources from this fund.
For the month of December, the majority of 2-1-1 callers asked for help with utility bills, rent or mortgage payments, and help with buying gifts for their children, among others. Should you find yourself struggling with the demands of this crisis please dial 2-1-1 for help.