AASC Receives Thanksgiving Dinners from Local Church

Impact Revival Center donated twenty-five full Thanksgiving dinner boxes to AASC clients throughout Buchanan, Dickenson, Russell and Tazewell counties.

“AASC was beyond excited to receive these food baskets for our clients. The clients we serve are in need during the winter months more so than other times of the year due to the rising cost of electricity, medication, and food. To know that so many people were able to have a meal on Thanksgiving Day because of the generosity of this wonderful church is such a blessing. There is no way we can thank Impact Revival Center for this charitable act” stated Chase Meade-Patton, Director of Public Relations for AASC.

AASC has been in operation for almost 40 years to meet the needs of seniors in the four-county service area. AASC’s mission is to help seniors age with dignity and grace within their homes and communities for as long as safely possible. With generous donations such as the Thanksgiving baskets, it makes it a little easier to ensure the area seniors are happy and healthy.

If you have any questions concerning AASC’s programs please contact AASC at 276.964.4915.

AASC is one of Virginia’s 25 Area Agencies on Aging designated by the Virginia Department for the Aging to carry out the department’s mission to foster the dignity, independence and security of older Virginians by promoting partnerships with communities at the local level. AASC offers information and services for older adults residing in Buchanan, Dickenson, Russell and Tazewell counties. Visit the organization’s website at www.aasc.org or call toll-free at 1-800-656-2272.