On faith-based principles, we seek to create sustainable futures through job training and youth empowerment to relieve generational and situational poverty, while meeting immediate needs of food insecurity, utility support, and dental care.
For more than 35 years, Helping Hands has been a vital resource to Georgetown County residents faced with poverty and crisis, providing assistance and opportunities for change. Donations from individuals, churches, civic clubs and businesses are critical to our ability to help. Grants from public and private foundations also play a vital role.
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Because of you, and others like you, Helping Hands is blessed with the resources to provide compassionate care for those in crisis (utility and food), alleviate pain through our dental clinic and open the doors of opportunity for those ready and able to become self-sufficient through our Time to Change Program with focus on our youth. Thank you!
Join us on November 16th for our 3rd annual Brunch, Bubbles & Jazz affair, nestled within the picturesque surroundings of DeBordieu Club in Georgetown. Anticipate an unforgettable experience that tantalizes the senses: indulge in a sumptuous brunch, serenaded by enchanting live jazz melodies, and bid on exclusive experiential treasures at our LIVE Auction. Businesses are encouraged to elevate your community impact with our sponsorship packages. Tickets are on sale NOW!
Mark your calendar for next Thursday, April 16th, from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM, and get ready for an entertaining fundraiser in support of Helping Hands of Georgetown. The event will be held at The Quad in Pawleys Island (1067 Petigru Drive). Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy performances from talented local bands. This
In today’s challenging economic landscape, the rising utility costs are not merely a financial burden; they are a source of despair for countless individuals and families already struggling to make ends meet. The chilling prospect of having their lights cut off looms large, forcing many to make heart-wrenching decisions between filling essential prescriptions and paying
Paul and Pat Parsley, representatives of the Elks of Georgetown/Pawleys Island No. 900, stopped by the Helping Hands of Georgetown office to drop off a $2,000 donation. Here’s a fun Helping Hands History fact: Pat Parsley served as Interim Director for Helping Hands back in 2010 prior to the board of directors hiring
On faith-based principles, we seek to create sustainable futures through job training and youth empowerment to relieve generational and situational poverty, while meeting immediate needs of food insecurity, utility support, and dental care.
