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Good Deed: Chattanooga’s Quality Tire Pros reaches neighbors in need

Contributed photo / Bo Ray, manager at Quality Tire Pros, headed up a donation from the business, which will enable Volunteer Behavioral Health's Crisis Stabilization Unit to expand its Compassion Closet, providing clients with essential clothing and hygiene products.
Contributed photo / Bo Ray, manager at Quality Tire Pros, headed up a donation from the business, which will enable Volunteer Behavioral Health's Crisis Stabilization Unit to expand its Compassion Closet, providing clients with essential clothing and hygiene products. Contributed photo / Bo Ray, manager at Quality Tire Pros, headed up a donation from the business, which will enable Volunteer Behavioral Health's Crisis Stabilization Unit to expand its Compassion Closet, providing clients with essential clothing and hygiene products.

A huge thank-you to the employees at Chattanooga’s Quality Tire Pros who decided to help their neighbors across the street at Volunteer Behavioral Health.

Each day, people with mental illness and addiction issues who are in crisis come to our Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) with the hope of improving the quality of their lives. Often times, these clients need essential clothing and hygiene products. Through a donation from Quality Tire Pros, the crisis unit will be able to expand its Compassion Closet that provides much-needed items such as jackets, sweaters and winter weather wear.

Volunteer Behavioral Health and its hundreds of employees throughout Tennessee live by the motto, “Help today for a better tomorrow.” We wholeheartedly appreciate our neighbor’s willingness to assist us in these efforts. Now that is what I call compassion and quality.

Wanda Adams

CSU manager, Chattanooga