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Bay Aging programs get boost from Ruritans

The Abingdon Ruritan Club made donations totaling $5,000 to support three Bay Aging programs serving Gloucester County residents: the Gloucester Active Lifestyle Center, the Gloucester Adult Day Center, and the Meals on Wheels program. On behalf of the club, Beth Richardson, Kelly Richards and past president Don Sandridge presented the checks of $1,000 each for the Active Lifestyle Center and Adult Day Center and $3,000 for Meals on Wheels. “We are deeply grateful to the Abingdon Ruritan Club for recognizing the importance of these programs and for investing in the well-being of Gloucester residents,” said Bay Aging president and CEO Kathy Vesley. “Their generosity helps strengthen services that support independence, connection, dignity and care for neighbors throughout the community.” For more information about Bay Aging, visit bayaging.org....

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