John P. Feeney Funeral Home is pleased to offer a free guide to the FEMA Funeral Reimbursement Program. This thoughtfully prepared guide provides all the details on who's eligible, what expenses are covered, how to apply, and what documentation is needed.
John P. Feeney Funeral Home will host four information seminars to inform Berks County residents on funds available through FEMA for funeral costs related to COVID 19. The seminars are open to all residents regardless of the funeral home used for services.
 UPDATE: Attend a FREE Seminar on applying for this FEMA program
FEMA has issued its final policy, including eligibility and documentation criteria, for funeral reimbursement. FEMA has also extended the maximum financial assistance to $9,000 per funeral. It appears that deaths occuring in 2021 will also now qualify.  SEE UPDATED INFO: https://www.johnpfeeney.com/news/covid-funeral-reimbursement-from-fema Earlier this week, Democats accounced the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) will reimburse low-income families for COVID-related funeral and burial costs occuring in 2020. John P. Feeney Funeral Home is assisting Berks County residents with the application process that could allow them to receive up to $7,000 from FEMA.
 Michael Feeney delivers sandwiches to nurses at St. Joseph hospital. Feeney, owner of the John P. Feeney Funeral home, Reading, donated 300 sandwiches to staff at the hospital in Bern Township. Staff members at Penn State Health St. Joseph hospital had lunch Saturday, courtesy of Michael Feeney.
Feeney, owner of John P. Feeney Funeral home, 625 N. Fourth St., Reading, donated 300 sandwiches to emergency room, intensive care unit and laboratory staff at the hospital in Bern Township. The vegetarian, ham and Italian cold-cut sandwiches were made by Wawa Convenience Store at Route 183 and Leesport Road in Bern Township. The store donated drinks, chips and other snacks. Both companies thank the hospital’s staff for their hard and dedicated work during the coronavirus crisis, Feeney said in an email. Source: Reading Eagle |