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Council Member Casey Thomas, II, issues statement about funding available to address root causes of poverty | Dallas Weekly

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Council Member Casey Thomas, II issues a statement about City funding available for community organizations to address root causes of poverty: “Due to overwhelming response from the residents of Dallas to address the root causes of poverty, the City of Dallas has made funding available in the 2020-21 budget to do just that. “In the city of Dallas, we have […]

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