According to the Mayfield-Graves County United Way Executive Director, Vanessa Burns, “It was an honor to be chosen as the Hoops for Hope charity recipient this year. I feel blessed to live in a community with people like the Rozzell Chapel Church members who strive to help others and give back to the community. “
The Mayfield-Graves County United Way's purpose is to help unite the community and advance the common good by mobilizing resources to address human needs. The Mayfield-Graves County United Way funds programs of 6 non-profit human service agencies and focuses on community impact. The six participating agencies include the Mayfield-Graves County Need Line & Food Pantry, Graves County Child Advocacy Program, Grace Medical Clinic, Mayfield-Graves County Senior Citizens, Purchase Area Sexual Assault Center, and the Merryman House Domestic Crisis Center. United Way envisions a world where all individuals and families achieve their human potential through education, income stability, and healthly lives.
Information provided by Vanessa Burns, Mayfield-Graves County United Way.