Answering the Call: Keyser Campus supports local food pantry
The WVU School of Nursing Keyser Campus recently answered a call on social media from the Mineral County Faith in Action Food Pantry for an urgent request for food items.
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The WVU School of Nursing Keyser Campus recently answered a call on social media from the Mineral County Faith in Action Food Pantry for an urgent request for food items.
For students like me, who come from backgrounds where they really don’t have the financial support to attend college without scholarships, donations change lives. So, I hope (our donors) know that, and I hope they know that they’re greatly appreciated.