Emergency food is available on days we are open: Mondays,
Tuesdays & Thursdays. We serve Mingo County and neighboring
areas.
Free to low-income persons and families. Donations
accepted. “Take what you need; give what you can.” Burnouts
& newcomers welcome.
We take in and give out beds, tables and chairs, couches, baby
beds, high chairs, car seats, etc. And we handle towels,
sheets, pillows, blankets, dishes, pots and pans, curtains and
more for burnout victims, flood victims, newcomers, and others in
need. We keep a waiting list.
We offer a free demand-response transit service to take people to
doctors, the DHHR, the pharmacy, the Social Security office, WIC,
the store, the post office, wherever they need to go. We have a
dispatcher, two drivers, and two vans. We transport within
Mingo County—and sometimes to Logan or Ft. Gay. There is no
public transportation in Mingo County.
Many needs can’t be met by
items people give us...
medicines, rent, plywood, car parts,
diapers, gasoline, etc. Many don’t have money to
pay rent and utilities; some have no income at all.
The problem may be sickness, loss of job, or abandonment by
a partner. We try to help. We try to help with
dental care, dentures, and eyeglasses, things not covered by
Medicaid, things our folks can’t afford. West Virginia is No. 1 or
2 in the US in "toothlessness.” We are trying to change that, one
mouth at a time. It’s a basic health need.