About Us
The foundations of Warrior Creek Development began in 2009, when Executive Director Craig Snow first arrived in McDowell County to serve low wealth families with their critical weatherization needs. By the summer of 2015, with the help of volunteer teams from a variety of locations throughout the U.S., thirty families have been assisted to ensure their homes are safe and dry.
In 2014, Craig and his colleague Jack Schreiner did an honest evaluation of their work and the impact that it was making to change the course of poverty in this county, and concluded that they wanted to expand their mission and change their methods in order to make a larger and more lasting contribution.
The result of this evaluation is Warrior Creek Development: a new nonprofit organization that is specifically tailored to address the many unique and interconnected issues of rural West Virginia.
In 2014, Craig and his colleague Jack Schreiner did an honest evaluation of their work and the impact that it was making to change the course of poverty in this county, and concluded that they wanted to expand their mission and change their methods in order to make a larger and more lasting contribution.
The result of this evaluation is Warrior Creek Development: a new nonprofit organization that is specifically tailored to address the many unique and interconnected issues of rural West Virginia.
Our director, Craig Snow, brings thirty years of experience in non-profit management and effective response to community needs through disaster relief and construction management.