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.
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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: 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.
Pay It Forward: David Brunson of Wetumpka
David Brunson has been a volunteer firefighter for 25 years. He retired with the Elmore County EMA after 17 years. But he continues to serve others.
Action 8 honors attorney Stewart Vance on Global Pay It Forward Day
On Global Pay It Forward Day, Action 8 is honoring our Pay It Forward partner, Stewart Vance of the Vance Law Firm.
Pay It Forward: LaQuesha Hollenquest of Coosada
LaQuesha Hollenquest says she was taught it is better to give than receive. And that’s how she lives her life. Hollenquest is a full time caregiver to her mother and is always ready to take care of others in her community as well. “She is always doing great things. I needed to go to the doctor. I needed to…
Pay It Forward: Kai Weekly of Wetumpka
Kai Weekly is the leader of a ministry called Celebrate Recovery at Santuck Baptist Church.
Pay It Forward: Brian Smith of Montgomery
Brian Smith is the manager at Eastdale Mall. He goes above and beyond every day to help make a difference not just at the mall, but in the community as well.
Pay It Forward: Vladimir Averett of Montgomery
If you’ve ever been to Heritage Barber Shop across the street from Alabama State University, then you’ve seen the familiar face of Vladimir Averett.
Pay It Forward: Theresa Jones of Greenville
Theresa Jones leads an organization called Selfless Care Ministry where she has bags filled with necessity items ready to give away. “Teresa goes around sometimes riding in her car with little packs-ziploc bags of snacks and water for the homeless. Every year she does that,” said her friend Celeste Crenshaw. “I think Teresa could be a role model for…
