Paw is a refugee from Thailand. With some help from the community she has now made a life for herself in the South Hills with her husband and toddler son.
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Mia: A tax client working hard to maintain her dream
As a single mom of two young kids many years ago, Mia benefited greatly from the support of public assistance. But she was able to achieve her dream and has been working hard to hold onto it ever since.
Treavor: A six-year taxpayer and tax client
Treavor has been getting his taxes done at Just Harvest since he first joined the workforce, as a teenager.
Our long-time tax clients Tim and Darlene
Tim and Darlene have been coming to Just Harvest for the last 8 years to get their taxes done and they love it here. Now if only their family would listen.
Audrey: A long-time tax client and former Heinz employee
Audrey worked full-time for Heinz Ketchup for 29 years. She liked it there but illness brought a premature end to her career.
Stella: A tax client and mom who has come far but still struggles
Stella is a single mother and works to help adults with autism. But despite her and her family’s accomplishments she still benefits from key anti-poverty programs.
Testimonial: Just Harvest can cut through barriers to benefits
Here’s what a new client had to say about us after we helped him. His food stamps had been terminated through no fault of his own – an all too common occurrence.
Hunger Awareness Month: One man’s story shows who is on food stamps
When Gary came to our office he was clearly trying to hold himself together. The man had a sad story to tell, and as we helped him with his application for food stamps he told it to us.
Rose Mary: What this woman is ashamed of
“I never thought it would happen, and you wouldn’t think it to look at me, but I’m on food stamps. When I grocery shop I travel to a different neighborhood from where I live. It doesn’t help when I wear a fur coat…”
Today is Love Your Pet Day
What do low-income pet owners do when times are tough? One woman’s story conveys the pain of having to put a price tag on love.
