A nonprofit group that provides hundreds of low-income families with financial help and counseling may be forced to close its doors without additional funding from Fairfax County, the group’s executive director said in a last-ditch bidfor aid on Monday.
Western Fairfax Christian Ministries, whose principal mission is to prevent residents from slipping into homelessness, says a costly headquarters relocation and dwindling revenue have put the group’s continued existence in question.
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