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Tim Kaine Secures $1.78M for Safe House in Prince William County

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Stan Jones, CEO of ACTS, addressed local food insecurity in Prince William County, noting that 43 percent of families in the county are affected. He also mentioned plans to use proceeds from the IWALK event to purchase a refrigerated vehicle for seniors. Separately, Tim Kaine secured $1.78 million in congressionally directed spending for the renovation and reopening of a second domestic-violence safe house in Prince William County.

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The $1.78 million in congressionally directed spending is designated for renovating and reopening a domestic-violence safe house in Prince William County. Stan Jones's organization, ACTS, provides food assistance to approximately 10,000 families annually in the county.

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  • Tim KaineSecured congressionally directed spending for a safe house in Prince William County.
  • Stan JonesCEO of ACTS, which addresses food insecurity in Prince William County.

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