BEDFORD — The Stone City Alliance for Recovery & Hope (SARAH) has received a $4,428 Impact Grant from the Lawrence County Community Foundation (LCCF) to expand capacity at the Men’s Warming Shelter of Bedford.
The funding will be used to purchase three new bunk beds, increasing the shelter’s ability to provide safe, warm accommodations during the cold season. The grant was awarded July 9 as part of LCCF’s mission to support local programs that serve vulnerable populations and build stronger communities.
The check was presented during a ceremony attended by representatives from both SARAH and the Community Foundation. Pictured from left to right are: Bradford Dykes, LCCF Board Vice President; Diane Lineback, CFP Program Coordinator; Carol Highhouse, LCCF Board President; Heather Flynn, Men’s Warming Shelter Executive Director; Linda Smith, SARAH; Brandi Weyer, LCCF Board Member; Hope Flores, CFP CEO; and Jennifer Pace, CFP Grants Manager.
For more information about the Men’s Warming Shelter or SARAH, visit sarahbedford.org.
