As our Outreach office was preparing to close for the evening before Thanksgiving, an older couple approached with their young grandson. Their faces showed worry and exhaustion. They had been caring for him for months, doing their best to provide a stable home, but their fixed income was stretched thin. While many families were planning...
Category: SNAP Outreach
Catholic Charities West Virginia Receives $2,500 Donation from the Enterprise Mobility Foundation™
Catholic Charities West Virginia is pleased to announce that it has received a generous donation of $2,500 from the Enterprise Mobility Foundation™. The donation will support the SNAP Outreach and Enrollment Program, which plays a crucial role in assisting individuals and families in need to access the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). “We are deeply...
Walmart Foundation Boosts CCWVa’s SNAP Outreach Program, Aiding Thousands in Need
Catholic Charities West Virginia and their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Outreach Program (SNAP) are grateful to the Walmart Foundation for their generous grant, facilitated via Catholic Charities USA. During the fiscal year 2024, The Walmart Foundation contributed $41,000 to support their local SNAP outreach and enrollment efforts, advancing their mission of aiding West Virginia’s most vulnerable...
SNAP: A Vital Support for Many West Virginians
The pressing issue of food insecurity affects one in seven West Virginians, encompassing more than 256,000 individuals, spanning across both adults and children. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) plays a crucial role as a federally-funded safety net that reaches out to our fellow community members in need. SNAP provides food benefits to individuals and...
Helping Families Stretch Their Budgets
Jeremy and his wife found themselves struggling to keep food on the table for their family of five when Jeremy’s hours were cut back at work. While his income had slowed, the bills did not. Medical issues did not slow, the family car still needed gas, and the kids still needed to eat. Catholic Charities...