GLENVILLE, W.Va. - Sue Morris and the Morris Family, the Glenville State Athletic Department and well over 100 GSU student-athletes met yesterday (Nov. 11) morning for the annual Angel Tree Gift Wrapping Project.
 
Sue and Shelly Morris and the Morris Family, in coordination with Community Resource Incorporated (CRI), have been working with the Angel Tree Program for over three decades. Shoppers in this program shop for individual kids with their specific wanted gifts provided through the Gilmer County Family Resource Network.
 
Glenville State Athletics had employees and athletes help shop at the Flatwoods Walmart. Gifts range from larger items like bikes and tablets to a large selection of apparel and toys.
 
Along with providing new clothes and toys, the Angel Tree program also provides assistance to senior citizens and various groups in need during the Holiday Season.
 
"This is a beautiful tradition that has been going on for three decades by Sue Morris and the Morris Family," said Director of Athletics Jesse Skiles. "We are so very honored to be a part of it."
 
Glenville State University and its Athletic Department are thankful to impact such an amazing event.