Supporters of the new Martha Vance Samaritan Outreach Center in West Plains, including members of the family whose namesake graces the building, were in attendance at the ribbon cutting Friday, June 22. (ORN Photo)
(West Plains) – The Martha Vance Samaritan Outreach Center in West Plains held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday afternoon, officially opening their doors at the new location on Missouri Avenue. Center Director Michelle Jackson spoke with Ozark Radio News and talked about some of the opportunities that the new location offers:
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She continued and said that the project wouldn’t be possible without the help of the Vance family, who donated a substantial amount of the funding for the project:
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Jackson also thanked the community for their continued support:
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The total project cost was $711,000. Representatives with the center told Ozark Radio News that donations and volunteers are always needed at the center.