I choose to support the mission of SRSH because all people should have access to food and basic necessities. SRSH chooses to do this through serving not only as a distribution center but also connecting clients with additional resources and engaging the community in meaningful discussions on how we can better serve our neighborhoods.

I believe we all have a responsibility to leave our community better than we found it. For the past 11 years, it has been an honor to serve on the Board of Scott's Run Settlement House, an organization that has spent more than a century meeting people with compassion, dignity, and hope. Supporting Scott's Run means investing in our neighbors, strengthening our community, and ensuring that no one has to face difficult times alone. I am proud to be part of an organization that demonstrates every day that kindness, compassion, and service truly change lives.

The reason I wanted to get involved with Scott’s Run is to assist in helping the BOD in financial matters and to work with Scott’s Run staff as a volunteer in helping our community provide nourishing food and other much needed household items for those experiencing a difficult time in their lives. 

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Being a lifelong West Virginian has given me a deep appreciation for the strength of community. Scott’s Run Settlement House reflects the very best of who we are: neighbors helping neighbors with compassion, respect, and practical support.

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I believe in the power of community, and I feel the work I support through the Settlement House allows me to support my community exponentially.

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I support SRSH because I believe strong communities are built when we care for one another. SRSH provides more than basic necessities; it provides dignity, compassion, and a place to turn when families need it most.

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As a volunteer at SRSH, I’ve seen the need for our services first hand.  I want to support SRSH to help people in need and contribute to my community in a meaningful way.