Support Georgetown Charities
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The families of Georgetown city and county are in need!
I am a citizen of Georgetown County, South Carolina. I am fully disabled: legally blind, double leg amputee, and a dialysis patient. Consequently, I understand the difficulties experienced by the people that require special assistance. I refuse, however, to allow my limitations to keep me from doing as much as I can to help other people.
The goal of this fundraising effort is to support the health and welfare of the families in Georgetown who need assistance.
The funds will be divided amongst charities that serve the city and county areas of Georgetown, such as:
Miss Ruby's Kids - Miss Ruby’s Kids is a non-profit early literacy program serving families living in Georgetown County.
Habitat for Humanity, Georgetown - Seeking to put God's love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities, and hope.
Salvation Army, Georgetown - The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
Black River United Way, Georgetown - The mission of the Black River United Way is to improve our community's capacity to care for one another. Our vision is to be a leader that leads our community to successfully address human needs and improve quality of life for all.
Low Country Red Cross - The Low Country Red Cross provides vital services to the residents of Charleston, Beaufort, Berkeley, Colleton, Dorchester, Georgetown, Hampton, Jasper, and Williamsburg counties. These services include disaster relief, health, and safety classes, blood collection for hospitals and services to the armed forces.
Tara Hall Home for Boys - Tara Hall, which accepts neglected, troubled and abused boys, is an effective, Christ-centered, long-term residential school that develops moral, social, educational and life skills, thus building responsible contributing adults while providing services to their families.
Georgetown County Boys Mentor Group - The three pillars of the organization are Character, Commitment, and Career. Using these three elements, we hope to raise the self- esteem levels of young men and highlight the importance of good character, which is the foundation of commitment and career. Having students meet and interact with successful men from the community on a weekly basis is the cornerstone of the vision.
Helping Hands of Georgetown, Inc. - First, through our Compassionate Care Program, we provide basic needs (food, clothing, utilities and dental care) to help address the daily challenges of those struggling with poverty and crisis. Second, through our Time to Change Program, we offer a highly structured, incentive driven employment and career path programs designed to support individuals and families move out of poverty.
Daughters of Sarah (St. Paul A.M.E. Church - Oatland) - Four years ago, the Daughters of Sarah was formed to continue the purpose of the early Daughters of Conference. Since our inception, our girls have: studied Advent, Epiphany, Lent, Holy Week and personal development topics such as peer pressure, self-esteem, and bullying; prepared care packages for the sick and shut-in mothers of the church for Mother’s Day; raised more than $3,000.00 for sick children at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital; given joy baskets to the sick and shut-ins in the Oatland, Browns Ferry, Dunbar and Choppee communities at Thanksgiving and Christmas; provided toiletry items to Mothers of the Church for Mother’s Day; and, blessed our church family with cards and candy canes at Christmas.
Mt. Carmel United Missionary Baptist Church, Georgetown, SC -
100% of all donations will be distributed to charities serving the Georgetown City and County areas.
The Gregory A. Barron Foundation, Inc. and its representatives are not affiliated with any of these charities or any of their representatives.
I am a citizen of Georgetown County, South Carolina. I am fully disabled: legally blind, double leg amputee, and a dialysis patient. Consequently, I understand the difficulties experienced by the people that require special assistance. I refuse, however, to allow my limitations to keep me from doing as much as I can to help other people.
The goal of this fundraising effort is to support the health and welfare of the families in Georgetown who need assistance.
The funds will be divided amongst charities that serve the city and county areas of Georgetown, such as:
Miss Ruby's Kids - Miss Ruby’s Kids is a non-profit early literacy program serving families living in Georgetown County.
Habitat for Humanity, Georgetown - Seeking to put God's love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities, and hope.
Salvation Army, Georgetown - The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
Black River United Way, Georgetown - The mission of the Black River United Way is to improve our community's capacity to care for one another. Our vision is to be a leader that leads our community to successfully address human needs and improve quality of life for all.
Low Country Red Cross - The Low Country Red Cross provides vital services to the residents of Charleston, Beaufort, Berkeley, Colleton, Dorchester, Georgetown, Hampton, Jasper, and Williamsburg counties. These services include disaster relief, health, and safety classes, blood collection for hospitals and services to the armed forces.
Tara Hall Home for Boys - Tara Hall, which accepts neglected, troubled and abused boys, is an effective, Christ-centered, long-term residential school that develops moral, social, educational and life skills, thus building responsible contributing adults while providing services to their families.
Georgetown County Boys Mentor Group - The three pillars of the organization are Character, Commitment, and Career. Using these three elements, we hope to raise the self- esteem levels of young men and highlight the importance of good character, which is the foundation of commitment and career. Having students meet and interact with successful men from the community on a weekly basis is the cornerstone of the vision.
Helping Hands of Georgetown, Inc. - First, through our Compassionate Care Program, we provide basic needs (food, clothing, utilities and dental care) to help address the daily challenges of those struggling with poverty and crisis. Second, through our Time to Change Program, we offer a highly structured, incentive driven employment and career path programs designed to support individuals and families move out of poverty.
Daughters of Sarah (St. Paul A.M.E. Church - Oatland) - Four years ago, the Daughters of Sarah was formed to continue the purpose of the early Daughters of Conference. Since our inception, our girls have: studied Advent, Epiphany, Lent, Holy Week and personal development topics such as peer pressure, self-esteem, and bullying; prepared care packages for the sick and shut-in mothers of the church for Mother’s Day; raised more than $3,000.00 for sick children at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital; given joy baskets to the sick and shut-ins in the Oatland, Browns Ferry, Dunbar and Choppee communities at Thanksgiving and Christmas; provided toiletry items to Mothers of the Church for Mother’s Day; and, blessed our church family with cards and candy canes at Christmas.
Mt. Carmel United Missionary Baptist Church, Georgetown, SC -
100% of all donations will be distributed to charities serving the Georgetown City and County areas.
The Gregory A. Barron Foundation, Inc. and its representatives are not affiliated with any of these charities or any of their representatives.
Organiser
Gregory Alan Barron
Organiser
Georgetown, SC
