Per the Emergency Order from the Governor and Ipswich Board of Health, no SVDP meetings are currently planned.
Volunteers continue to support local need as best possible remotely via telephone.
11 November 2020
FINANCE REPORT - MARCH 2021
DONATIONS RECEIVED - $2682.
AID PROVIDED - $4764.
[Food Pantries, Utilities, Food & Gas Vouchers, Project UPLIFT]
DUTY SCHEDULE
Due to the on-going health emergency,
all calls for service will be handled by Kristina Sprik &
Diane Fitzgerald via telephone contact only.
21 October 2020
MEETINGS
Per the Emergency Order from the Governor and Ipswich Board of Health, no SVDP meetings are currently planned.
FINANCE REPORT - SEPTEMBER 2020
DONATIONS - $ 735.00
AID PROVIDED - $ 790.00
[Food Vouchers, Utilities,
SVDP Annual Dues, Project UPLIFT]
DUTY SCHEDULE
Due to the on-going health emergency, all calls for service will be handled by Kristina Sprik & Diane Fitzgerald via telephone contact only.
05 September 2020
MEETINGS
Per the Emergency Order from the Governor and Ipswich Board of Health, no SVDP meetings are currently planned.
FINANCE REPORT - JUNE/JULY /AUGUST 2020
DONATIONS - $1547.00
AID PROVIDED - $ 800.00
[Food & Gas Vouchers, Project UPLIFT]
DUTY SCHEDULE
Due to the on-going health emergency, all calls for service will be handled by Kristina Sprik & Diane Fitzgerald via telephone contact only.
18 June 2020
MEETINGS
Per the Emergency Order from the Governor and Ipswich Board of Health, no SVDP meetings are currently planned.
Volunteers continue to support local need as best possible remotely.
Volunteers continue to support local need as best possible remotely.
FINANCE REPORT - MAY 2020
DONATIONS - $3248.00
AID PROVIDED - $ 900
[Temp Housing, Clothing, Project UPLIFT]
AID PROVIDED - $ 900
[Temp Housing, Clothing, Project UPLIFT]
07 May 2020
MEETINGS
Per the attached Emergency Order, no SVDP meetings are currently planned. Volunteers continue to support local need as best possible remotely.
DUTY SCHEDULE
MAY - Jane Howard & John Sprik
EMERGENCY ORDER TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC HEALTH OF THE RESIDENTS OF IPSWICH
USE OF MASKS AND OTHER PROTECTIVE MEASURES WHILE WORKING OR FREQUENTING ESSENTIAL BUSINESSES
WHEREAS, on March 10, 2020, the Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts issued a Declaration of a State of Emergency to Respond to COVID-19; and
WHEREAS, on March 23, 2020, Governor Baker issued COVID-19 Order no. 13 entitled “Order Assuring Continued Operation of Essential Services in the Commonwealth, Closing Certain Workplaces and Prohibiting Gatherings of More than 10 People”, which, among other things, restricted public gatherings to 10 people or less, closed businesses providing non-essential services, identified certain essential services and assured the continued operations of essential services in the Commonwealth subject to certain conditions;
WHEREAS, on March 19, 2020, the Ipswich Town Manager, determined that COVID-19 poses an imminent danger to public health and safety to the residents of Ipswich and as such declared a State of Emergency in the Town of Ipswich;
WHEREAS, COVID-19 is easily transmitted, especially in group settings, and the spread of the virus must be slowed to protect the ability of our healthcare providers to handle the surge of new patients and safeguard public health and safety;
NOW, THEREFORE, according to the General Bylaws of the Town of Ipswich, and in accordance with Chapter 111 of the Massachusetts General Bylaws, and all other necessary and appropriate powers and authorities, the Ipswich Town Manager and the Ipswich Public Health Director in consultation with the Ipswich Board of Health, hereby issue the following Temporary Emergency Order regarding the use of face masks and the operations of essential services in Ipswich:
- All members of the public entering any essential business as defined by Governor Baker’s Covid-19 Executive Orders, including but not limited to grocery stores, pharmacies, home improvement stores and the like must wear a cloth face covering, such as a fabric mask, scarf or bandana, over his or her nose and mouth. The cloth face coverings recommended are not surgical masks or N-95 respirators, which should be left for medical professionals and first responders. See the following links for information on cloth face coverings:
How to make a mask: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting- sick/cloth-face-cover.html
How to wear/washcloth face coverings: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019- ncov/prevent-getting-sick/diy-cloth-face-coverings.html
- All members of the public entering a food establishment for the purpose of picking up food shall wear a face covering over their nose and mouth.
- All employees of all essential businesses shall wear a face covering, provided by their employer, over their mouth and nose when interacting with the public and within six feet of a co-worker. Employers and employees must use previously prescribed protocols, and guidelines for personal protective equipment and hand sanitizer is to be provided by the employer for staff use.
This emergency order shall be effective beginning April 30, 2020, AT 12:00 PM and remain in effect until notice is given, pursuant to the Town Manager’s and Public Health Directors’ judgment that the Public Health Emergency no longer exists. To the extent necessary, this Order shall be enforced by the Public Health officials and Ipswich Police Officers.
Violation of or failure to comply with this Order is punishable by a fine of up to three hundred dollars, pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 40, Section 21D.
For the Town of Ipswich
Anthony Marino
Ipswich Town Manager
For the Board of Health
Colleen E. Fermon, R.S., C.H.O.,
Director of Public Health
FINANCE REPORT
Our donations have been interrupted due to the on-going health crisis. In addition, individuals have entered the Church and have attempted to "fish" donations from the Poor Boxes, our primary source of donations. We have been unable to establish if those attempts were successful. MTK Locksmith has generously donated time/material in an attempt to more adequately secure the boxes.
Parishioners are asked to continue to support SVDP. If able, please send or drop off any contribution directly to the rectory and designate for SVDP.
Parishioners are asked to continue to support SVDP. If able, please send or drop off any contribution directly to the rectory and designate for SVDP.
Thank you!
FINANCE REPORT
(Combined March/April)
DONATIONS RECEIVED - $1946.
AID PROVIDED - $2176.
[Laundry, Auto, Utilities, Project UPLIFT]
[Laundry, Auto, Utilities, Project UPLIFT]
Easter Meals were not delivered due to the current quarantine.
SERVICE REPORT
(Combined March/April)
CLIENT CALLS - (07)
FOOD VOUCHERS - (23)
GAS VOUCHERS - (02)
10 March 2020
APRIL 2020 MEETING
The next meeting will be held on Monday, April 6 at 7 PM
in the Parish Hall.
in the Parish Hall.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
DUE TO THE ON-GOING HEALTH CRISIS,
ALL MEETINGS AND FOOD DISTRIBUTIONS ARE CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
EASTER MEALS
The Easter meals will be received, organized and delivered on Saturday, April 4. Specific time TBD.
Watch this space for updates.
Watch this space for updates.
FINANCE REPORT - FEBRUARY 2020
DONATIONS RECEIVED - $1704.
(Includes a $500 reimbursement from the Archdiocese Council)
AID PROVIDED - $1450.
[Rent, Easter Meals, Food Cards, Laundry/Misc, Project UPLIFT]
(Includes a $500 reimbursement from the Archdiocese Council)
AID PROVIDED - $1450.
[Rent, Easter Meals, Food Cards, Laundry/Misc, Project UPLIFT]
08 February 2020
FINANCE REPORT - JANUARY 2020
DONATION RECEIVED - $1040
AID PROVIDED - $1030.
[Utilities, Laundry, Project UPLIFT]
AID PROVIDED - $1030.
[Utilities, Laundry, Project UPLIFT]
08 January 2020
FEBRUARY 2020 MEETING
The next meeting will be held on Monday, February 3
at 7 PM in the Parish Hall.
at 7 PM in the Parish Hall.
FINANCE REPORT - DECEMBER 2019
DONATIONS RECEIVED - $3032.
AID PROVIDED - $2195.
[Utilities, Rent, Moving Expenses, Food, Flowers,
Project UPLIFT]
AID PROVIDED - $2195.
[Utilities, Rent, Moving Expenses, Food, Flowers,
Project UPLIFT]
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