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Collection Boxes
You can drop off your contribution of non-perishable food items in one of our gift wrapped collection boxed
located around Morgantown. Find them at:
Giant Eagle - Below Mountaineer Mall
Shop & Save - Glenmark Center and Westover
Kroger - Sabraton and Evansdale
Foodland - Suncrest
Morgantown Commons K-Mart |
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Cash Contributions
Every year it takes about $5000 to buy perishable food items, like meat, bread, fresh fruits and vegetables for the over 500 families served. Your generous tax deductable donation is welcome at any Clear Mountain Bank location or mail your check payable to the WCLG Holiday Food Drive to:
Clear Mountain Bank Inc.
c\o Stephanie Randalls
102 Venture Drive suite 1
Morgantown, WV. 26508 |
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CLG/Postal Carriers Food Drive
CLG's Carrie unloads the next mail truck.
Diane (United Way), Guy (Postal Workers) and the dock crew inbetween deliveries.
Next stop: Local food pantries. |
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Big Brother Big Sister Association
click here http://www.bbbsa.org for any and all information
WCLG and Big Brothers Big Sisters have come together to provide a volunteer big brother or big sister for EVERY child who wants one
* Being a big brother or big sister is about sharing simple, magical moments like going to a ball game, learning about cars, fishing, etc.
* It includes doing everyday activites that are fun to both the volunteer and child
* To build a solid relationship the volunteer "big" and their "little" see each other several times a month
* Our volunteers consistenly say that being a Big is even more enjoyable and fulfilling for them than it is for their little!
The Mission -
To serve children living in single-parent families (and all children with an identified need) by providing one-to-one friendship with caring adult volunteers
The organization -
Big Brothers Big Sisters is commited to providing children with positive caring adult mentors. Through these professionally managed one-to-one relationships, children are able to build lasting friendships that enhance their emotional, social and recreational well-being |
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Adult daycare available for the Veteran Senior in your family
Are you caring for a senior citizen who has served in the military? Would you feel more confortable if your loved one was in a safe and caring enviroment while you were at work? If so, then why not conside The L. June Morgan Adult Day Services Program offered at Senior Monongalians. The program has received certification from the Veterans Administration by offering an atmosphere where senior vets can thrive. Throughout the day your family member will not be alone but will rather be socializing with other seniors, having a nutritious lunch and participating in other programs offered at the senior center. For more information on the program, call Margie at Senior Mons at 296-9812. |
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Free Prescription Drug discount cards available at United Way
United Way of Monongalia and Preston Counties has free prescription drug discount cards for persons and families who are without prescription drug insurance coverage. The family Wize discount card is easy to use and can help you save an average of 20% on your prescription drug costs. All you have to do is present the card at participating pharmacies. For more information on how the card works and more tips on how to save, go to www.familyWize.com . For local information and to receive a free card, contact the United Way of Monongalia and Preston Counties at 296-7525. |
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A Wide array of Sevices available at the Mon County Health Department
The Monongalia County Health Department provides the area with great health services with weekly clinics, immunizations and much more. Some of the services offered....family planning....dental...pregnancy testing...maternal child services....home care services...HIV testing....Food preparation and handlers training and much more. To find out clinic times or for more information...call the Health Department at 598-5100 or visit their website at www:monchd.org |
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