The Mayfield–Graves County Need Line & Food Pantry received a generous donation this week from Signet Federal Credit Union, helping restock critical food and supplies ahead of the winter season. Representatives Mark Spillman and Rochelle Travis delivered the contribution on behalf of Signet, continuing the credit union’s longstanding commitment to serving local families in need.
For nearly a decade, Signet’s Holidays of Hope initiative has supported nonprofits across Western Kentucky, providing direct assistance to organizations that serve vulnerable populations. This year’s contribution will help Need Line maintain services during a time when demand typically increases.
Signet CEO Jimmilyn Hancock said the partnership reflects the heart of the organization’s mission.
“Serving our members has always meant serving our communities,” Hancock said. “For most of our 86-year history, Signet has been committed to supporting local nonprofits—and our Holidays of Hope initiative strengthens that mission even further. It allows us to give directly to the organizations meeting immediate and important needs right here at home. We are truly honored to support Need Line and the remarkable work the team does for families across Graves County.”
Leaders at Need Line expressed their gratitude, saying Signet’s generosity helps expand their reach, provide stability during difficult seasons, and ensure no household goes without essential resources.
“We are deeply thankful for this partnership and for Signet’s continued commitment to caring for the people of our region,” staff shared. “Hope starts here—and today, Signet helped spread that hope even further.”
