Published 09/03/2024 8:48:09 p.m.

New Federal Funding Allocated To Valley Migrant Aid Groups – 710am KURV

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Story by TIM SULLIVAN Another round of federal funding is being sent to the Valley to help provide humanitarian assistance to migrants who continue to pass through South Texas. Almost $18 million will be divided among two nonprofit organizations – Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley and Good Neighbor Settlement House in Brownsville, as well as the city of Brownsville. The funding is in addition to $17.7 million provided to several other l

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New Federal Funding Allocated To Valley Migrant Aid Groups – 710am KURV

Story by TIM SULLIVAN Another round of federal funding is being sent to the Valley to help provide humanitarian assistance to migrants who continue to pass through South Texas. Almost $18 million will be divided among two nonprofit organizations – Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley and Good Neighbor Settlement House in Brownsville, as well as the city of Brownsville. The funding is in addition to $17.7 million provided to several other l

09/03/2024 8:48:09 p.m.

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