I am interested (please check all that apply)

You can opt out at any time by clicking "Unsubscribe" from the newsletter or from your account.

The photos provided helped the heroic employee Marci Clyburn drag a box of insulated flannel shirts donated from IC Care to the organization from IC Care on Wednesday.

Helping Heroes Inc. received $1,000 worth of clothing from IC Care in recognition of veterans and their sacrifices and today’s Veterans Day holiday.

IC Care donated the donation to Helping Heroes at its Wheeling office on Wednesday. IC Care marketing and community outreach director Tate Blanchard said that the donated clothing included 72 warm flannel shirts to help veterans stay warm this winter.

"At IC Care, we pay tribute to veterans and their families every day. Our company is run by people whose grandfathers served in the U.S. Army, and we thank the veterans for their sacrifices," Blanchard said in a press conference. Said. "Veterans Day is just a special moment for all of us to express our gratitude to the brave men and women who protect our freedom."

Helping Heroes Inc. is a local non-profit organization run by and helping veterans in need. It is located in Wheeling and provides emergency housing for homeless veterans, transitional housing and pantry.

Helping Heroes also helps veterans obtain veterans services and benefits, and also includes: financial assistance to eligible people; resettlement housing; budget assistance; welfare guidance; employment placement assistance; referral to other agencies if necessary; record requests, etc. .

According to its website, Helping Heroes helps veterans in Ohio, Marshall, Brook, and Hancock counties.

IC Care is a company that provides non-medical home care for local seniors who wish to stay at home. IC Care also helps veterans and their spouses obtain funds from VA to help pay for their home care needs.

“Helping heroes are hidden gems in our community when it comes to meeting the needs of local veterans, and we believe that donating to them will help ensure that these items fall into the hands of the veterans community,” Blanchard said in a statement Say. Press Releases.

He pointed out that the clothing donation was done with the help of other companies such as the Oil and Gas Security Supply Company.

Today's breaking news and more information in your inbox

Fort Wells-tentative plan to establish a Central County ambulance station and increase temperature guidelines...

WHEELING-Local craftsmen will return to the Wheeling Craftsman Center next month to sell their unique crafts, ideal...

A Wheeling man is accused of Marshall County Sheriff Bill Helms calling it "one of the worst attacks" he has ever experienced...

Today's breaking news and more information in your inbox

Copyright © The Intelligencer | https://www.theintelligencer.net | 1500 Main Street, Wheeling, WV 26003 | 304-233-0100 | Ogden Newspapers | Nut Company