United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore facilitates gift for Diakonia
Salisbury Independent
Posted 4/10/24
United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore (UWLES), recently facilitated an annual gift given in memory of...
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United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore facilitates gift for Diakonia
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Salisbury Independent
Pictured left to right are: Pam Gregory, UWLES president & CEO; Jake Bernstein, son of David and Alice Bernstein; Ken Argot, Diakonia executive director; and Jim List, UWLES board development chair. (Photo courtesy United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore)
SALISBURY — United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore (UWLES), recently facilitated an annual gift given in memory of 1944 Legacy Circle members, David & Alice Bernstein. UWLES partner agency Diakonia was the recipient of this year’s gift. They were chosen for their work to strengthen Lower Shore families through homeless prevention, veterans’ support and food insecurity programs. The gift is possible thanks to the Bernstein’s investment in United Way’s future community impact through the 1944 Legacy Fund. Pictured left to right are: Pam Gregory, UWLES president & CEO; Jake Bernstein, son of David and Alice Bernstein; Ken Argot, Diakonia executive director; and Jim List, UWLES board development chair. (Photo courtesy United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore)
