Dumas Wesley Community Center needs your support how to help during todays telethon [Video]

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — The inaugural Dumas Wesley Community Center Telethon kicks off today, and WKRG is partnering with the Poarch Creek Indians to support the center.

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Kate Carver with Dumas Wesley and Trina Rackard with Wind Creek Hospitality joined News 5’s Shamonee Baker and Bill Riales on the red couch to discuss the center, which offers programs and services to help people in the Mobile and Baldwin communities.

According to Carver, DWCC helps people of all ages with programs like the Senior Activities for Independent Living Program, the Sybil Smith Family Village, and the After School Achievement Program.

However, Carver noted, “We can’t do what we do without the support of the Poarch Creek Indians and the community at large.”

Rankard, the director of events and sponsorships with Wind Creek Hospitality, emphasized the importance of the telethon in reaching the goals and supporting …