The mission of the PCC began in 1967 as a response to the 1950’s economic upheaval in Southeast Roanoke caused by the abrupt closing of the American Viscose plant and the building of the last steam engine at the Norfolk …
The mission of the PCC began in 1967 as a response to the 1950’s economic upheaval in Southeast Roanoke caused by the abrupt closing of the American Viscose plant and the building of the last steam engine at the Norfolk …
The third annual Big Lick Train Tug to benefit the Presbyterian Community Center took place on Saturday, September 21. It was a sunny and beautiful day to spend outdoors with friends and family. Cheered on by an estimated crowd of …
Please consider supporting the Presbyterian Community Center this coming week with Roanoke Valley Gives Day on Wednesday, March 13th! Follow this link and choose PCC to donate! https://rvgives.givebig.org/c/rvgives
Because of your continued, generous support, we are pleased to announce we will be able to provide delicious #Thanksgiving turkeys and side dishes to over 40 local #PCC families! The Presbyterian Community Center is grateful to all who have supported …