Julie Marie Branhan, LICSW, MSW

Lily's Place, located in Huntington, WV, is the first Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) Center in the United States, offering specialized care to infants suffering from prenatal drug exposure. Since opening its doors in October 2014, Lily's Place has gained national recognition for its innovative programs and services aimed at easing withdrawal symptoms and providing therapeutic care to these vulnerable newborns. Under the leadership of Executive Director Rebecca Crowder and a dedicated team of professionals, including Director of Clinical Services Rhonda Edmunds and Medical Director Megan Bartram, Lily's Place is committed to combating the opioid epidemic by providing compassionate care and support to both infants and families in need.Generated from the website

The Facing Hunger Foodbank addresses food insecurity by distributing nutritious food and groceries to nearly 130,000 individuals across 17 counties in West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio. They achieve this by collaborating with volunteers, donors, and local agencies, providing an efficient return on investment for their supporters—every dollar donated translates into nine meals for families in need. Through a vast network of partner agencies, the Foodbank ensures that food reaches those who need it most, including children, the elderly, and individuals facing financial hardships. Their commitment to fighting hunger emphasizes that no one in the community should go hungry, as they deliver essential food supplies to soup kitchens, crisis centers, and shelters, positively impacting countless lives. Generated from the website