These West Virginia Business Are Giving Back to Their Communities. Here’s How You Can Thank Them.

We didn’t have to look far to find local businesses in West Virginia that go above and beyond in supporting their local community.

Here are just a few folks who have given themselves the chance to win a free 3-course dinner at one of West Virginia’s finest restaurants during Charleston Restaurant Week. Have you entered yet? What’s keeping you?

Brigid told us about the Lunchbox in Clendenin. “To this day they will feed anyone who is hungry no questions asked. Just by opening they provided a ray of hope to our community.”

Sarah had some love for Mi Cocina De Amor in Charleston, noting its long history of supporting Habitat Again Hunger, the Humane Society and other local charities and arts and culture events.

Shouting the praises of Ferguson Services in Summersville, Stacy said “their generosity, both personally and professionally, is unmatched in our community.”

“Shortcuts in Morgantown cuts hair for the homeless and has been doing so for many years,” said Barb.

John was thankful for the commitment of Stephens Auto Center in Danville to the local volunteer firefighter effort: “managers have always been willing to allow these members to leave work and respond to emergency calls when needed.”

These are just a few of the many people who have entered their names into the draw to win a free 3-course dinner during Charleston Restaurant Week.

Be sure to enter the running by telling us about a great business that supports your local community!