yogi and guy Quest ministries will pay the $ 50.00 a month for scranton castle seniors internet

If those who are fortunate enough to live in a historic house and are really worried and concerned about the historical value of their property, they can have their homes individually  registered in the National Registry.  

The main points of the April article was to expose how they used the low-income minorities living in the CMHA Scranton Castle and the fraudlent letter.

What seems to be puzzling is that the residents of Scranton Castle have a computer room and the on-line service was paid by a grant they received.  Well, the grant monies ran out and the internet service has been disconnected for some months.  The bill is approx. $50 or so a month and neither Cummins or TWDC can find a few dollars laying around to help get the service back in operation.  These are poor people and they cannot each afford a computer let alone the monthly bill. 

This means it would cost approx. $500-$600 per year to put these residents back in communication with the rest of the world.  Would this not be considered a humanitarian service based on today's technology and  the way of electronically communicating