The Open Link, a multi-service agency serving the greater Upper Perkiomen Valley, provides services and programs that help, educate, and empower, as well as opportunities that promote socialization and volunteerism for people of all ages to lead healthy and productive lives. Learn more and get involved.
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Marianne Lynch, our Executive Director, reflects on the 1-year anniversary of the SNAP shutdown and shares how you can support pantries like ours to continue feeding our neighbors in need.
Heather O'Donnell, our HSE Instructor and Employment Counselor, discusses how earning your HSE diploma can open doors, unlock new professional and educational opportunities, and create a better future for graduates.
Marianne Lynch, our Executive Director, discusses this September's Hunger Action Month and how our organization is taking action to help our Valley neighbors facing barriers to food accessibility.
Photo of Scouts sorting food during their annual drive.
"The greatest gift that Open Link and the great people who volunteer did for me was not just making sure I was not hungry, but not making me feel like less then. Less then a person, less then people with money. They treated me with dignity and respect and like family."
The Center at The Open Link is partially funded by Montgomery County Office of Aging Services. Additional funding comes from grants, foundations, community sponsorship, and generous community members.
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