Looking Toward 2022 With Hope - A Letter from the Executive Director

As we wrap up 2021 and look toward the new year, it’s with so much hope. However, there are also some challenging realities that we need to prepare for. Through your support, we’re able to give approximately $180,000 each year to directly support these important efforts in the critical areas of education and humanitarian aid. These are broad categories but within them are the things we see most in the community: struggles with literacy, opportunity, hunger, safe housing and more. As we move into the holiday season, we also transition into our annual giving campaign for the first time since 2019. This year, we’d like to ask you to help us continue to do our essential work in the community.

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Help Mt. Zion Students in 2021

Considering the needs of Mt. Zion students, we are again reaching out for your support and asking you to make a monetary donation and let us do the shopping on your behalf based on each teacher’s Wish List. We will use the funds received to purchase supplies and uniforms before the school year begins and as needed throughout the year. Your support goes even further if we receive your donations before the state’s tax-free weekend, which begins this year on August 6.

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Frierson Elementary School’s Love Match

With the arrival of spring, E.L. Frierson Elementary School has introduced an exciting new tennis program for interested students. So far, with the help of parents and staff, “Red Ball” teams (for kindergarten through 2nd grade) have been formed. The teams will practice at school and play in matches with other local elementary schools.

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Support Backpack Buddies through Annual Fundraiser

Support Backpack Buddies through their annual fundraiser with Mike Gorski of Island Transportation. Usually a part of the Chili Cookoff, Mike Gorski and donors have secured $57,000 that will now be used to match dollar-for-dollar donations made by YOU, the residents of Kiawah, Seabrook, and Johns Islands.

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