Good Deed: Chattanooga Gas Foundation supports The Salvation Army

Contributed photo/Holly Lovett/Chattanooga Gas / At the check presention, front row from left, are Sally Love, The Salvation Army Chattanooga captain; Jason Willard, regulatory affairs director of Chattanooga Gas; Sharon Finley, The Salvation Army board member; Tiffany Callaway-Ferrell, vice president of operations of Chattanooga Gas Light; Breeze Miller, Chattanooga Gas; and Darren Moten, operations supervisor of Chattanooga Gas. In back from left, are Steve Carroll, board member of The Salvation Army; Martin Summitt, board member of The Salvation Army; Paul Leath, regional director of Chattanooga Gas; Mark Love, The Salvation Army Chattanooga captain; and Caleb Bowman, board member of The Salvation Army.
Contributed photo/Holly Lovett/Chattanooga Gas / At the check presention, front row from left, are Sally Love, The Salvation Army Chattanooga captain; Jason Willard, regulatory affairs director of Chattanooga Gas; Sharon Finley, The Salvation Army board member; Tiffany Callaway-Ferrell, vice president of operations of Chattanooga Gas Light; Breeze Miller, Chattanooga Gas; and Darren Moten, operations supervisor of Chattanooga Gas. In back from left, are Steve Carroll, board member of The Salvation Army; Martin Summitt, board member of The Salvation Army; Paul Leath, regional director of Chattanooga Gas; Mark Love, The Salvation Army Chattanooga captain; and Caleb Bowman, board member of The Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army of Chattanooga recently received a $500,000 check from the Chattanooga Gas Foundation to support The Salvation Army's three main areas of focus: prison release and reentry, early intervention and prevention, and the Pathway of Hope program.

Leaders and representatives from Chattanooga Gas presented the donation to the nonprofit organization's board of directors and leadership at the Chattanooga Area Command on Monday.

"We are blessed to have received the generous donation from Chattanooga Gas Foundation, which will allow us to better serve Chattanooga's most underprivileged, unhoused and in-need communities," said Mark Love of The Salvation Army. "We offer sincere gratitude to Chattanooga Gas; thank you for helping us help those in need."

– Caroline Coppock


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