Students, faculty and staff at Waccamaw Middle School were challenged by Principal Ginny Haynes to raise 1,000 cans for a Helping Hands Food Drive for Christmas. They surpassed that goal and collected 3,239 cans of food!! The school held a special event in their gym where they presented the cans to Helping Hands Associate Director,...
Our November Thanksgiving Food Distribution enabled us to serve 433 families for Thanksgiving throughout the county. This effort would not have been possible without the efforts of our volunteers, covenant churches, granting organizations and our board of directors and staff. Volunteers preparing for the Andrews Thanksgiving DistributionWe did it! Ready to send to Andrews! ...
Georgetown, SC - “Today we are celebrating the reopening of the HGTC Pantry on the Georgetown campus. We are very thankful to our partner Helping Hands of Georgetown County and Executive Director Brendon Barber for the generous donation of 50 food bags as part of our holiday donation drive,” states. Gregg Mitchell, Vice President, Workforce...
Good Friday Everyone, I hope you are ready to enjoy this beautiful weather that is here over the weekend! It has been a while and I apologize. I wanted to give you a quick update on happenings here at Helping Hands on the Compassionate Care side of the organization. Assistance for the 3rd Quarter of 2020Dental --...
Helping Hands of Georgetown County is hosting two remote food distributions in the upcoming weeks. There will be food distribution on Friday, July 17 at the Ebenezer Baptist Church on the corner of MLK Highway and County Line Road in Andrews. The second event will take place at the Choppee Recreation Center at 8259 Choppee...
While vacationing at Debordieu, Campbell, Peyton, and Cassell Fitzhugh coordinated a food drive in the community. The collected 21 bags of groceries for the people of Georgetown County. "We are so grateful for the Fitzhugh family. This is one example of many who are helping others in Georgetown County. We are so thankful for all...
Like our Andrews site, now clients seeking food assistance in Georgetown are able to have a shopping experience rather than being given a pre-packaged bag of food. Why is this important? Because we are better able to serve our clients by providing quality food that meets their dietary needs and preferences. It promotes self-respect and trust...