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1300 E. MacDade Boulevard
Folsom, PA 19033
Phone: 610-543-5022
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714 Market Street, Suite 500
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone: 267-514-3500
Fax: 267-514-3783
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5013 Hazel Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19139
Phone: 215-397-4287 or 215-397-4260
Fax: 215-397-4302
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Wawa, PA
Phone: 610-459-9177
Fax: 610-459-3765
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Stop Payday Lending in Pennsylvania!

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HB 2429, which would allow predatory payday lending in Pennsylvania, is scheduled for a committee vote on Wednesday, June 6.
Pennsylvania currently has one of the strongest laws against payday lending in the country. If passed, HB 2429 would weaken the law by creating loopholes that payday lenders can use to charge exorbitant rates. Under this law, lenders could charge interest of up to 300%. You can read more about the proposed legislation here. You can also read a policy brief about "credit services" lending here.

Research from the U.S. Department of Defense and experience of other states show that payday loans are damaging enough to require a 36% annual rate cap on fees and interest for payday loans made to active duty military families. Payday loans hurt our communities and should not be given a foothold in PA.

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(Updated June 19, 2018)

Here are more resources to help you take action against the separation of family members entering the United States (read our post from last week for the original information). Thanks especially to Families Belong Together for your comprehensive list of information.

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Register for FRAC's Federal Nutrition Program Conference Calls

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Breakfast Matters - Effective Messaging: Getting Positive Press in your Community

Thursday October 11, 3 – 4 pm ET
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Learn tips from a national communications firm about how to place your stories with local media and receive positive press coverage for your program.

Presenters: * Jon Dickl, School Nutrition Director, Knox County Schools, Tennessee
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Afterschool Meals Matter - Community Partnerships
Wednesday, October 17, at 1:00 pm EST

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