[Cullman, AL | 6/22/2026] The Cullman City Council and Mayor Woody Jacobs presented $125,000 in opioid settlement funding to Restoring Women Outreach during the City Council meeting on Monday, June 22, 2026, at Cullman City Hall.
Executive Director Carol Barry accepted the funding on behalf of the organization. She was joined by board members Sam Liles, Connie Holcombe, and Michael Sapp, as well as longtime volunteer Kathy McLeroy.
Restoring Women Outreach is a local nonprofit organization dedicated to helping women affected by addiction by providing support, resources, and recovery-focused services. According to Barry, the funding will help the organization expand its efforts and continue serving women and families throughout the community.
The allocation was approved through the City’s share of opioid settlement funds, which are intended to support programs and initiatives that address the impact of opioid addiction and substance use disorders. City officials expressed their appreciation for the organization’s ongoing work and its commitment to helping individuals find hope, healing, and a path toward recovery.
The City of Cullman remains committed to partnering with organizations that provide meaningful services and strengthen the health and well-being of the community.
