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YOU CAN HELP PROTECT IMMIGRANT FAMILIES! Gifts made between NOW and April 30 will be matched dollar-for-dollar. Please consider making a gift TODAY. Fear, uncertainty and isolation. Many of our immigrant neighbors face extraordinary fear, uncertainty and isolation in the midst of…
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The Shuler and Forest Lawn funeral homes in Hendersonville recently began a crowdfunding effort to support the work of Pisgah Legal Services’ Children’s Law Project. Find out more on BlueRidgeNow.com, the website of the Hendersonville Times-News.
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What would repealing the Affordable Care Act mean for people in Western North Carolina? Pisgah Legal Services and the NC Justice Center hosted a press conference on Jan. 17 to raise awareness and urge the ACA not be repealed without…
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Last month, the Charlotte Street Business Association sponsored Shop and Dine on Charlotte Street. Contributing businesses MetroWines, Gan Shan Station, Charlotte Street Computers, HomeSource Design Center, Hornaday Design, Charlotte Street Animal Hospital, Mamacita’s Taco Temple, Rose’s Garden Shop, and Envision Eye…
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The Hendersonville Times-News features the incredible contributions of attorneys who volunteer with Pisgah Legal Services. Read all about it!
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This recent Citizen-Times article highlights Pisgah Legal’s work to help low-income people find decent, affordable housing. You can read it here.
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In this issue: Find out how this family found a better home with help from Pisgah Legal Services. Plus, read about what happened at our sold-out Poverty Forum with Marian Wright Edelman, our new office in Madison County and much…
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In this recent Citizen-Times article by Julie Ball, local people express concern over losing their health insurance if the Affordable Care Act is repealed. Read it here.
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Sheila Lambert has generously volunteered her time and talent to help Pisgah Legal clients for more than two decades. She was recently featured on WLOS as “Person of the Week” for her outstanding contributions. Thank you, Sheila! Watch it here….