Fuel Costs Hit Houston Charities
April 28, 2006
Rising gas prices have hit the budgets of Houston charities and increased demand for transportation services, reports the Houston Chronicle. For example, the Montgomery County Committee on Aging has experienced a recent increase in ridership for a van service for seniors and disabled people.
Read The Chronicle’s story about a Minnesota United Way’s deal with a local gas company to help charities with high fuel costs. (A paid subscription is required to view The Chronicle of Philanthropy’s article.)
