The resolution honors Michael Scales for his significant contributions to his community, recognizing him as a Willie and Betty Farrior Family Foundation Honoree. The foundation, named after Willie Farrior, the first African American hired by the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind, aims to acknowledge individuals who selflessly dedicate their time to community betterment. Michael Scales has demonstrated this commitment through various roles, including his service at Talladega First Methodist Church, where he participates in multiple committees and organizes events to support local veterans.

In addition to his church involvement, Scales serves on the Board of Directors for the Red Door Kitchen, volunteers at a nursing home, and has held leadership positions in various organizations, including the College City Elks Lodge and the Order of the Eastern Star. He also mentors youth at the Commissioner's Park Boys and Girls Club and teaches Sunday School to men in a recovery program, focusing on their spiritual growth and preparation for reintegration into society. The resolution expresses the Alabama House of Representatives' gratitude and high regard for Scales' distinguished service to his community.