Bowles Cares Blog

On Wednesday, May 15, 2024, on behalf of the Bowles Rice Foundation, attorneys Unaiza Tyree and Corey Palumbo presented a donation to HospiceCare – West Virginia’s oldest and largest provider of hospice, palliative, and bereavement services.

HospiceCare provides medical, social and spiritual care for those whose lives are affected by illness — specifically patients and their families. Care is provided at the patient’s home, in a participating long-term care or assisted living facility, or at one of HospiceCare's own in-patient homes.

Jessica Hall, HospiceCare's ...

Last month, several attorneys and staff members volunteered their time at Edgewood Elementary School to spend some one-on-one time helping kids with their reading skills. Bowles Cares volunteers pictured left to right are Donna Easterling, Legal Secretary; Carrie Gasaway, Legal Secretary; and Terrie Workman, Administrative Assistant. In this program, students were able to meet with the volunteers during their lunch time. 

Team organizer, Gabriele Wohl, said "The kids at Edgewood were so eager to spend time with us, tell us about their lives, read stories, and ask us hilarious ...

On March 20, several attorneys and staff members from our Martinsburg, West Virginia office volunteered with the Berkeley County Backpack Program to pack bags for students on Spring Break.

This organization is 100% volunteer nonprofit. They currently provide weekend food bags for 775 students at 25 schools in Berkeley County. Each week, they provide non-perishable food bags to kids in need for weekends and other times when school is not in session. Food bags contain: canned soup, canned pasta, mac-n-cheese, tuna salad and chicken salad kits, fruit cups, granola bars, nuts, peanut ...