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munity is well recognized and of long standing. PUW is proud to be the fundraiser, so our county groups can focus on providing the help that is needed,” said board member Helen Williams.
Marie Davis is also a PUW board member from our county. “These last few years have been difficult for us. Reaching our fundraising goals has been difficult in view of the global emergencies that have claimed our resources. But we must never forget that the needs in our neighborhoods don’t go away. At this giving season, please think of your neighbors down the lane, and give to the Piedmont United Way,” continued Mrs. Williams.”
Girl Scouts
to the rescue
Each year, United Methodist Church children and adults from all around Amissville join forces to fill approximately 24 food boxes to overflowing for needy families in our community. Girl Scouts (big anc small), youth group members from local churches, and their younger and older siblings, and a variety of adults all work tirelessly. Some wrap boxes, soi^e sort food, others fill boxes or serve refreshments. Last year, Charlie, a first
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