SABRA Sanctuary receives $10,000 grant from Pioneer Electric Cooperative

From left to right: SABRA Sanctuary Executive Director Merrill Bolton South, SABRA Sanctuary Victim Advocate Lafarrah Nettles and Operation Round up Board Member Sallie Sykes. Image from SABRA's Facebook page.

SABRA Sanctuary was recently awarded a $10,000 grant from Pioneer Electric Cooperative's Operation Round Up Charitable Foundation. 

SABRA is a domestic violence victims advocacy group that serves Dallas, Perry, Wilcox, Marengo, Greene, and Sumter counties. 

"Operation Round Up is proud to support organizations like SABRA Sanctuary that provide food, shelter, healthcare, education and public safety services to our communities,” said Christi Scruggs, who is the Pioneer Electric communications director.

“Our mission is to improve the lives of our neighbors in the communities we serve, and we are happy to assist organizations that share that goal.”

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