Generosity Shines in Greeneville: Volunteer State Auto Club Donates $2,000 to Isaiah 1:17 House
In a heartwarming display of community spirit, members of the Volunteer State Auto Club made their way to the Isaiah 1:17 House in Greeneville recently to present a substantial check for $2,000. This generous donation is aimed at supporting the vital work this organization does in the region—providing hope and help to those in need.
A Gathering of Kind Hearts
On the day of the event, it was a cheerful gathering filled with laughter, camaraderie, and an overwhelming sense of purpose. The members of the Auto Club, fronted by a passionate group including David Carter, EJ Swatzell, Steve Burns, Tommy Gregg, Tommy Bennett, Bill Collins, Todd Collins, Tyler Ricker, Paul Evens, and Sammy Hardin, officially presented the check to officials at the Isaiah 1:17 House. The event was highlighted by smiles all around as these community-minded individuals took time out of their busy schedules to lend a helping hand.
What Does the Isaiah 1:17 House Do?
The Isaiah 1:17 House is a local treasure in Greeneville, stepping up to provide much-needed support and resources to families facing challenging situations. Their mission is simple yet profound: to serve and assist families and children in crisis. From crisis intervention to counseling services, the Isaiah 1:17 House works diligently to ensure that every individual can find a semblance of stability and hope.
The $2,000 donation from the Volunteer State Auto Club is set to go a long way in helping the organization continue its mission. With funds being used for various programs, including education and basic needs, this financial support significantly alleviates some of the burdens faced by the staff and the families they serve.
Community Support Goes a Long Way
This donation didn’t just come from nowhere. The Volunteer State Auto Club boasts a long-standing history of engaging in community service and charitable events. The members didn’t let a group photo opportunity go by without expressing their delight in being able to make a positive impact right in their own backyard. This type of unity stands out in Greeneville and is a perfect reminder of how a community can come together for a better cause.
Among those in attendance was local volunteer Reed Lane, sharing his thoughts on the event: “It warms my heart to see so many generous folks supporting our local families. Every dollar counts, and I’m truly thankful for the Auto Club and their commitment.”
More Members Involved
Not all members could be present for the photo ops, but their spirit of giving still shone brightly! Members Bob Gregg, Richard Broyles, Kevin Swatzell, Artie Wehenkel, Trey Bailey, Matt Tweed, Dustin Willis, and Charlie Hawkins also played a vital role in contributing to the donation effort, emphasizing how eager everyone was to jump in and help those in need.
Wrapping Up
As the day came to an end, the positive energy and altruism present lingered. Thanks to the generosity of the Volunteer State Auto Club, the Isaiah 1:17 House will be able to continue providing essential services to families around Greeneville. It’s a classic story of community love—and one that serves as an important reminder of how, together, we can bring change and impact lives for the better.
Greeneville residents can take comfort knowing that their neighbors are looking out for one another, proving that together, we can make a difference, one act of kindness at a time.
