Pictured (from left): Bay Aging’s Interim RSVP Director & Senior Employment Administrator Hyena Rose accepts donation on behalf of Bay Aging from Father Andrew Heintz and St. Paul’s Catholic Church.

A shared meal and a spirit of service brought Bay Aging and fellow community outreach partners together at St. Paul’s Catholic Church in Hague for a recent potluck dinner recognizing their work in the community.

During the gathering, Hyena Rose, Bay Aging’s Interim RSVP Director, accepted a generous donation from Father Andrew Heintz on behalf of the organization. Bay Aging expressed its gratitude for the thoughtful gift and the kindness behind it, as well as the warm welcome extended by St. Paul’s.

Also honored at the dinner were Guadalupe Free Clinic, The Haven Center, United Ministries of Westmoreland County, and the Westmoreland County Sheriff’s Department. The evening offered an opportunity to gather in fellowship and recognize a shared commitment to serving neighbors.

For Bay Aging, the gathering was a meaningful reminder of the community connections behind its work to help neighbors remain connected, supported, and independent. The organization extends its sincere thanks to St. Paul’s for its hospitality, generosity, and support of that mission.