Information for Citizens
Grayson County Covid-19 Helpline: 276-200-4654
| Emergency Relief Fund for Grayson County |
276-200-4654
“While many organizations are receiving funds to support communities in Southwest Virginia affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and actions to prevent its spread, many of you want your donations to stay in Grayson County. To facilitate this, we have organized a local non-profit to manage and administer the Emergency Relief Fund for Grayson County.
This fund will be used to meet the needs of Grayson County citizens who may not qualify for other assistance programs or for whom time is a critical factor, etc.
Donations to the Emergency Relief Fund for Grayson County are tax deductible and may be made by check payable to “Emergency Relief Fund for Grayson County.” Donations may be mailed to the Grayson County Treasurer’s Office, 129 Davis Street, Suite 205, P.O. Box 127, Independence, VA 24348 or they may be dropped in the Treasurer’s Office Drop Box located in the lower parking lot of the Grayson County Courthouse, 129 Davis Street, Independence, VA.
Questions regarding the Emergency Relief Fund for Grayson County may be directed to the Grayson County COVID-19 Helpline at 276-200-4654.
Thank you for supporting the citizens of Grayson County!”
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| Relief Fund |
Donations being accepted for COVID-19 Relief Fund
Three Ways to Donate:
- By Mail: United Way of Southwest Virginia, COVID-19 Relief Fund, P.O. Box 644, Abingdon, VA 24212
- By Text: 21777 with the word SWVARELIEF to make your gift through Mobile Cause
- On-line at https://unitedwayswva.org/covid19/
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