Bay Aging made the holidays a little brighter for more than 70 low-income older adults in the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula.
Through the support of local residents, churches and generous individuals, Bay Aging collected gifts, toiletries and other necessary items for those who needed it most, a release stated.
“This heartwarming endeavor was made possible by the incredible generosity and charitable spirit of our community, whose unwavering commitment to supporting one another truly shines during the holiday season and made a significant impact on the lives of these seniors, many of whom may otherwise have faced a challenging holiday season,” according to the release.
Among those helping Bay Aging in this endeavor were the Town of Urbanna, River House Creations, Buoys and Gulls Preschool, Bethpage Campground-Resort, UPS of Gloucester.
“We are profoundly grateful for the outpouring of support from our community,” said Bay Aging president and CEO Kathy Vesley. “Together, we have made...