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The Source for The Poor and the Homeless begins reopening process

The Source for The Poor and the Homeless Begins Reopening Process

It took 18 months of the Pandemic to finally take a short-term toll on The Source for the poor and the homeless in Vero Beach.  For 18 months, The Source’s doors stayed open to feed the homeless three hot meals a day, plus offer their full slate of programs and services to their clients, as well as delivering hot meals to those in need in Indian River County.

Then it took only two short weeks for the new Delta variant to strike The Source’s employees and their families…one by one…and deplete their ability to perform as they had been doing day in and day out. 

To that end, Executive Director Anthony Zorbaugh announced to his staff, volunteers and Facebook friends, that he was forced to shut down operations until further notice to step back and assess what he would be able to do going forward. In his leadership role, and with the support of his friends of The Source, board members and donors, Zorbaugh took the past weekend to make his assessments and has announced the reopening of The Source in this manner:

Beginning Tuesday, August 31:

The Source is located at 1015 Commerce Ave., (off of 12th Street) in Vero Beach. For more information, please call Anthony Zorbaugh at 717-435-2312.

For more information:  Beverly S. Paris  772-234-4412   parisproductionsvero@gmail.com.

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