Whenever someone in her family needed help, Keesha Wright stepped up to provide it, no matter the impact on her life.
When roles shifted, and her vehicle was destroyed by fire and she couldnât survive in a rural area without transportation, others stepped up to help her.
The 46-year-old recently received the keys to a refurbished 2015 Ford Fusion, a burgundy four-door sedan thatâs allowed her to get from her Caroline County home to the grocery store, laundromat and doctorâs office. Sheâs able to drive to Fredericksburg to visit her mother, Peggy Wright, whoâs also her best friend and inspiration, and even take the grandkids to the park.
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Stafford purchases restaurant gift cards to help those affected by the pandemic Meg Bohmke, who represents the Falmouth District on the Stafford Board of Supervisors, announces a new program to help county residents and small business owners.
Stafford County announced a new program that seeks to help residents and restaurants in the county that have been negatively affected by coronavirus pandemic.
Falmouth District Supervisor Meg Bohmke revealed the launch of the Supporting Restaurants and Families in Need Initiative, a program that is designed to bolster the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP as well as struggling restaurants in the Stafford County.