Crockett Morris donated half the proceeds of the sale of his house to Heart Havens.
Read the story of Crockett Morris and his wife, Nell. He recently toured the Perkins home in Goochland and continues to support the construction of a home in his wife's name.

The Wesley UMC Youth (Petersburg) visited Mary Beth Graff house May 3. They brought toiletries for all the Heart Havens homes and chatted with Charles. The other residents had gone home to their families for the weekend, but Charles had a blast playing basketball and giving the group the grand tour.

The Winchester United Methodist Men held their 2nd Annual 5k Run / 1k Fun Walk at Kernstown Battlefield again this year. The Sunday after the race, Ridings Chapel UMC and Reliance UMC had their Heart Havens Sunday during which Fred Rathel spoke about the mission of Heart Havens and his personal journey with the organization since its conception.

From Bethel UMC (Richmond District), The Reverend John Hall (back),
Buddy Ford, Susan Ford and Debbie Reed took a tour of the Perkins home in early April.

The Winchester United Methodist Men held their annual Bowl-A-Thon at Northside Lanes. Meet Jaylene N. Little (2nd photo - with Jim Green) of Willisville UMC and her brand new bowling ball. The fun event raised awareness and funds for Heart Havens.

Crockett Morris toured the progress of the Perkins house in Goochland with Jae Benz (Executive Director) and Terry Barnes (Regional Manager). We were joined by Cliff Tiller (Heart Havens Board of Directors).

David Coffie, Pastor Levi Stroud and the United Methodist Men of Good Shepherd UMC (Alexandria District) threw a Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner in support of Heart Havens. There was a great turnout of families and children for the Pancake Race. If you ever want to see a pancake fly for a good cause...