Greeneville Community Unites as Volunteers Donate $2,000 to Local Non-Profit

Greeneville: Volunteers Step Up to Support Local Community

In an inspiring show of community support, members of the Volunteer State Auto Club visited the Isaiah 1:17 House of Greeneville recently to present a generous donation of $2,000! This act of kindness is just another example of how residents can come together to uplift their neighbors in need.

Making a Difference

The presentation took place with smiles and enthusiasm. The front row of club members featured an impressive group of individuals: David Carter, EJ Swatzell, Steve Burns, Tommy Gregg, Tommy Bennett, Bill Collins, Todd Collins, Tyler Ricker, Paul Evens, and Sammy Hardin. These dedicated volunteers are all committed to the cause and were excited to deliver the check that would help those in need.

Behind them stood Reed Lane and Mike Gregg, who were equally as thrilled. Their combined efforts and passion for giving back to the community are clearly displayed every time they engage in a charitable event like this one. It’s important to mention that while not everyone could be present for the memorable occasion, club members such as Bob Gregg, Richard Broyles, Kevin Swatzell, Artie Wehenkel, Trey Bailey, Matt Tweed, Dustin Willis, and Charlie Hawkins remain integral to the club’s mission.

A Community Resource

The Isaiah 1:17 House is a local non-profit that provides essential resources and support for families in Greeneville. With a mission to lend a helping hand, they aim to empower individuals through various programs, and local support is paramount for their continued success.

By providing financial assistance, the Volunteer State Auto Club is helping ensure that the Isaiah 1:17 House can carry on its important work. Each dollar donated translates into tangible support for families who may be facing tough times. As community members come together to support this worthy cause, the impact is magnified, and the hope for a brighter future grows stronger.

Words of Thanks

The enthusiasm from club members and staff at the Isaiah 1:17 House was palpable during the donation ceremony. Paul Evens, a club member, spoke passionately about their ongoing commitment to serve the community, stating, “We believe that by supporting local initiatives like this, we are investing in the future of our city.” Such sentiments echo throughout the community, as more and more groups and individuals step up to assist those who need it most.

Join the Movement!

Want to be a part of this great movement? Whether it’s by reaching out to the Isaiah 1:17 House directly to lend a hand or by joining organizations like the Volunteer State Auto Club, there are numerous ways to impact your community positively.

Every little bit counts, and on top of that, it’s a wonderful chance to make friends and connect with others who share the same passion for giving back. The heart of Greeneville is its residents, and it truly shines whenever people volunteer their time and resources.

The Future is Bright

As we look ahead, it’s clear that Greeneville is a city filled with compassionate individuals who strive to make a difference every day. The actions taken by the Volunteer State Auto Club are just one of many examples of how together, we can create a brighter future for everyone.

So, remember to keep the spirit of giving alive and show your support for local organizations, because at the end of the day, we’re all in this together!