Library to host organization offering $600 relief fund for farm/livestock/meat workers this Saturday, June 3rd from 9AM to 4PM

Field, livestock and and meat/processing workers who worked through the Covid-19 Pandemics may be eligible for a one time $600 payment through the Farm and Food Workers Relief Program according to information on the UMOS website.

UMOS representatives will be at El Progreso Memorial Library this Saturday, June 3rd from 9AM to 4PM to answer questions about this fund and assist with the application process for those who would like to apply.

To register online go to http://www.umos.org/farm-and-food-workers-relief-ffwr…/ or scan the QR code.

In 1965, UMOS was formed by community and faith leaders who recognized the unmet needs and aspirations of migrant and seasonal farmworkers. While never forgetting its origins and initial population, UMOS has expanded its programs and services to assist people of all ethnic, racial, and linguistic backgrounds who struggle to meet their needs and dream of a better life for themselves and their families. Today, because of the generous support of individual and institutional philanthropists; federal, state, and local government agencies; employers; and other nonprofit partners, UMOS serves thousands of families every day across Wisconsin, Texas, Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, Florida, and Minnesota.

Sources: UMOS website and El Progreso Memorial Library

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