04 November 2007
WOLDE Blog Coming in December!
11/08/07
In December, WOLDE will launch our Don't Ignore Our
Working Poor Blog offering postings that feature
issues facing working poor families. Initial postings
will be written by staff members and will cover
topics such as minimum wage, health care,
transportation, childcare, and other issues that
directly affect our target population.
GRAND RE-OPENING NOV 15th!
11/08/07
Join us on Thursday, November 15th at 11AM for our
Grand Re-Opening! The New Castle County Chamber of
Commerce will be conducting an official Ribbon
Cutting Ceremony celebrating our new location. Come
see our career computer center, meet new staff
members, and join other supporters! For directions,
refer to the google map here on our site.
Hope to see you on the 15th!
Hope to see you on the 15th!
Why PURPLE?
11/08/07
Whenever someone visits our center for the first time
they are instantly struck by the color scheme of our
office - purple. We are often asked "why PURPLE?".
Purple was chosen as the official agency color to reflect our position that the working poor should be a bipartisan issue and of equal concern to both Democrats and Republicans. As votes are counted during elections party lines are referred to as "blue or red states", and as we all remember from Kindergarten fingerpainting, blue and red when mixed make PURPLE.
While WOLDE is a nonpartisan organization, we believe that the issue of our working poor isn't about RIGHT or LEFT, but is rather one of RIGHT and WRONG. We encourage citizens to investigate voting records and positions of their elected officials when considering candidates.
Purple was chosen as the official agency color to reflect our position that the working poor should be a bipartisan issue and of equal concern to both Democrats and Republicans. As votes are counted during elections party lines are referred to as "blue or red states", and as we all remember from Kindergarten fingerpainting, blue and red when mixed make PURPLE.
While WOLDE is a nonpartisan organization, we believe that the issue of our working poor isn't about RIGHT or LEFT, but is rather one of RIGHT and WRONG. We encourage citizens to investigate voting records and positions of their elected officials when considering candidates.