Crossroads opens new $2.3M W. Grand facility
Crossroads has opened a new facility on W. Grand Blvd. just west of the
Lodge Freeway that triples the size of the service provider’s facility.
Crossroads has opened a new facility on W. Grand Blvd. just west of the Lodge Freeway that triples the size of the service provider’s facility.
Excerpt:
The additional space will better serve the 800 to 1,000 people who come
to the soup kitchen each week for Sunday dinner, said Development
Officer Yolanda Turner. Crossroads funded its new 14,000-square-foot location through a $2.3 million campaign completed last year, Turner said.
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