At ASKDRSKIP.COM, PLLC, we believe that meaningful change begins with mindful generosity. Though each contribution may be modest, the collective power of our community transforms those small donations into lasting impact across the Tri‑State region of Huntington, WV. Every organization we support thrives because neighbors, partners, and friends unite around a common purpose. When one branch faces a setback, the strength of our network ensures the whole mission stays resilient. Together, we become unstoppable—turning individual kindness into a ripple of positive change that lifts families, strengthens local services, and builds a brighter future for everyone we serve.
Join us in turning small acts of generosity into big, shared victories for our community.
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—Dr. Skip
Animal Shelter (Huntington – Cabell – Wayne)
The Huntington Cabell Wayne Animal Control Shelter provides for the humane treatment and care of animals in a safe and secure setting while they wait to be reclaimed by an owner, adopted into a new home, or transported to a reputable rescue. They strive to provide the best possible care for the animals who need them. They are also committed to reducing pet overpopulation through spay and neuter initiatives, education, and support services for the community.
Branches Domestic Violence Shelter
Established as a non-profit agency in 1980. Branches works to empower the increasing number of domestic violence victims and their families to break the cycle of domestic violence in our area. Aside from providing emergency shelter; Branches offers legal assistance, individual & group counseling, and case management to ready their clients to become independent.
Currently Branches has two operational emergency housing shelters and three outreach offices located in adjoining counties; Mason, Putnam, Wayne, & Lincoln, to provide additional resources. The second operational emergency shelter is located in Putnam County. ALL of Branches’ services are free of charge.
Facing Hunger Foodbank
Provides nutritious canned, boxed, fresh, frozen, and prepared food to nearly 130,000 individuals annually. This food is recovered and secured from restaurants, supermarkets, food distributors, the USDA, farmers, wholesalers, sportsmen, and through food and fund drives.
Facing Hunger Foodbank distributes emergency food through nearly 300 Partner Agencies and Programs including soup kitchens, neighborhood centers, family crisis centers, and homeless shelters for adults and children. By accessing food from the Foodbank rather than purchasing from commercial outlets, each of these Partner Agencies has expanded resources to advance their own missions.
Facing Hunger Foodbank serves those who are hungry throughout the Foodbank’s 4,538 -square-mile service area including: Cabell, Boone, Jackson, Kanawha, Lincoln, Logan, McDowell, Mason, Mingo, Putnam, Wayne and Wyoming counties in West Virginia. Boyd, Greenup, Lawrence and Martin counties in Kentucky and Lawrence County, Ohio.
Foundry Theater
Downtown’s platform to showcase the creativity that’s helping redefine Huntington. Operating in the upstairs auditorium of Huntington’s City Hall, Foundry Theater is a collaborative performance space that programs exciting events for its 800 person theater. Working with renowned musical acts, comedians, visual artists, podcasters, and more, aiming to be a staple in the creative community and offer a diverse line up of shows and content while supporting the already flourishing arts community.
Public Library | Cabell County
The Cabell County Public Library promptly and courteously provides library materials and information to the area’s residents to meet their personal, professional, and educational needs. Their Main Branch: Located in the heart of downtown Huntington, W.V. the Cabell County Public Library offers four stories of materials, equipment and services to better serve our community.
A Cabell County Public Library card gives you access to hundreds of thousands of library materials, both physical and digital. Anyone can apply and your card can be used at any public library facility in Cabell, Lincoln, Logan, Mingo, Putnam, and Wayne counties in the state of West Virginia.