HURRICANE, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A church in Hurricane has an outreach center where people can go for food, clothing, and support. They rely on donations, but some people aren't giving to the cause; they're giving to help their own cause.

Anyone is welcome through the doors of Faith Mission, but the problems come when its doors are shut. Some people unload their donations at the thrift store while no one is around.

“They’re dumping things that are undesirable,” Faith Mission Pastor Art Hage said.

The unwanted donations don't stop at the door. They spread all the way to the road, where people leave everything from unwanted chairs to old tires, and cleaning up comes at a price.

“We have to either haul it to the dump or put it in the dumpster, and it takes people to do that, and everyone of us here works for free,” Hage said.

“Anybody who wants to leave something here, all they have to do is call me,” he said. “If I’m not here, I’ll be glad to meet them.”

Faith Mission is open Monday through Saturday. In addition to food and clothing, the center also provides referrals.