Life’s Work helps with banner program

By Mon Valley Independent

By Kaylie Moore

kmoore@yourmvi.com

Life’s Work of Western Pennsylvania employees are giving back to their community through a partnership with the Monessen Military Banner Tribute program.

Located on Tyrol Boulevard in Rostraver Township, Life’s Work is a nonprofit agency that primarily provides employment-related services to people with disabilities. Founded more than 90 years ago, the organization came to the Mon Valley in 1979.

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