Pay It Forward: Stacy Varner of Montgomery
Stacy Varner is a special education facilitator, but she wanted to do more for her students once they graduated from high school.
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Pay It Forward: Carl Carlson of Wetumpka
Carl Carlson is 93 years old. He volunteers at the Elmore County food pantry just about every day.
Pay It Forward: Barbara Anderson of Montgomery
Barbara Anderson is the director of the senior ministry at her church of New Home Baptist. She’s always taking the seniors on trips, out to eat, and frequently takes them to the nursing home to play bingo and give gifts to the patients. Ernest Tate Jr. nominated her saying, “her work ethic, her attitude, her passion for the ministry, she…
Pay It Forward: Melodie Trammell of Montgomery
Melodie Trammell works fulltime at the Cancer Wellness Foundation of Central Alabama helping cancer patients get the care they need.
Pay It Forward: Dwayne Richardson of Montgomery
Dwayne Richardson wears many hats from cleaning up his neighborhood by mowing the grass and landscaping to being the “go to” handyman.
Pay It Forward: Tracey Mason of Wetumpka
Tracey Mason is always working and volunteering her time at the Tail’s End Thrift Store that helps to raise funds for the Humane Society of Elmore County.
Pay It Forward: Jeff Johnson of Montgomery
Jeff Johnson, or “Coach Jeff” as he’s more affectionately known, has been coaching and helping young men in the Montgomery area get college scholarships since 2012.
Pay It Forward: Pat Coots of Millbrook
Pat Coots volunteers his time to help out at his church whether it’s driving a church bus or sweeping the floors.
Pay It Forward: Charles Smith of Montgomery
Charles Smith is a retired math teacher who has returned to teaching for the state to help students improve their ACT scores. He has implemented math labs in most of the high schools in Montgomery. “I nominated him because everything he does, he does for our church and for the kids in the community, and not only in MPS, but…
Pay It Forward: Bernard Pace of Tuskegee
Bernard Pace of Tuskegee is a trained food service worker. He spent 23 years in the Army as a cook and supervisor. Now he uses his skills to help his church.
