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Sharing Their Time and Talents To make A Difference
Gary and John are Great Volunteers! When retirees Gary Prater and John Smith picked up their guitars nine years ago to entertain visitors at Cabell Huntington Hospital, they had no idea they were about to raise thousands of dollars to...
Childhood Trauma Shapes a Family’s Giving
Giving Back Has Become a Passion for the McNeelys Cabell Midland High School senior Ethan McNeely will play his final season of tennis next spring a robust picture of health—one that contrasts sharply with a bleak 2010 scenario. On the...
Every Story Matters
Ashley Payne is not so much changing lives as she is helping people step into who they were created to be. She’s helping people achieve a brighter future. “I try to give people the ability to see themselves as who...
Generosity: One Family’s Legacy
Generosity isn’t something the members of the Roush Family think about. It’s just who they are. For decades, the family has been offering its Riverside Golf Club for use by Rivers Health Foundation for its annual Golf Classic. Gary Roush...
Brighter Days Ahead
With plans to obtain her GED as the first step towards a college degree, Katie Ridenour’s future looks considerably brighter than when she arrived at Project Hope in March of 2023. A native of West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle, at age...
Mason County Scholarship Recipient Now Caring for Others
Daniel Rodgers is a full circle example of why the Rivers Health Scholarship Foundation exists. It’s never far from his mind when he goes to work at Rivers Health and cares for people he knows. Rodgers, a physician with Radiology,...
Honoring A Beloved Son
With an unwavering faith and resolute belief in God’s promises, Sean Hammack wanted to know what good God would bring from the rare cancer that eventually took his life. It would be nearly impossible to quantify the ripples of good...
Stepping Up for Women and Children
In a sterile intensive care room surrounded by little more than the people and equipment that saved her life, Christie Kinsey couldn’t imagine that 26 years later she would watch her granddaughter, and a table of friends help carry on...