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Community
Residents of Pisgah Valley Senior Living Community Share Warmth For Western Carolina Rescue Ministries
- By Press Release
They shared great warmth…both literally and figuratively.
The residents and staff of Pisgah Valley Senior Living Community in Candler, North Carolina, shared their warmth and compassion for neighbors in the greater area. They collected coats, blankets and winter clothing for donation to Western Carolina Rescue Missions, which helps people in crisis and need.
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Blood Donations Needed Now
- By OneBlood
OneBlood Issues Urgent Appeal as National Blood Donor Month Gets Underway
(January 4, 2024 – Orlando, Florida) OneBlood, the not-for-profit blood center serving Florida, North Carolina and much of the southeastern United States is issuing an urgent appeal to the community for blood donations.
All blood types are needed. Additionally, there is an increased need for O Negative and O Positive blood, as well as platelet donations.
“We are in one of the most challenging times of the year for blood collections. Most schools are on holiday break and people are taking time off. These realities drastically disrupt the donor base,” said Susan Forbes, OneBlood senior vice president of corporate communications and public relations.
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GCRP 1st Vice Chairman Joe Dill as Santa in Tigerville Christmas Parade
- By Press Release
Greenville County Republican Party 1st Vice Chairman Joe Dill represented Santa Clause at the Tigerville Christmas Parade. Along with his wish for everyone to have a Happy New Year and hoping everyone had a great Christmas, he challenges everyone to work hard to get Republicans elected by re-electing proven Conservatives back into office.
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Piedmont Women’s Center Names New Chief Executive Officer
- By Press Release
Greenville, SC, December 4, 2023 – On November 28, 2023 the Board of Piedmont Women’s Center unanimously named Tami Howell Chief Executive Officer. Tami has served at Piedmont Women’s Center for twenty-six years. She has held many positions at Piedmont Women’s Center including Greer Clinic Director, Training Director, Director of Community Relations, Director of Development, Chief Operating Officer, and has filled the role of Interim Chief Executive Officer for the past nine months. With her experience, Tami has a deep understanding of our mission and vision and brings recognition from the community, which will continue to move us forward as we serve the Upstate of South Carolina.
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Get Ready for Giving Tuesday 2023!
- By Just Say Something
The holidays are approaching quickly. Can you believe Thanksgiving is next week? I think most of us are ready for a couple of days to slow down, spend time with others, and rest.
Coming up after Thanksgiving is Giving Tuesday on Tuesday, November 28th. This is a day that encourages people to give back in whatever ways they can.
This year, our campaign is "Together, Give, Grow." Together, as we give to Just Say Something, we allow the organization to Grow.
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Dive into Holiday Fun with the South Carolina Aquarium
- By Susan McLaughlin - South Carolina Aquarium
Festive Dive Shows, Holiday Activities, Santa Sundays and More To Begin November 24
CHARLESTON, S.C. —Beginning November 24, dive into holiday fun with the South Carolina Aquarium. Guests will enjoy festive fun including visits from Santa, special animal programs and more. Kids can even drop off letters for Santa in the Aquarium’s North Pole mailbox and complete a scavenger hunt to receive a prize.
Dive shows featuring festive elves will be happening daily within the deepest saltwater tank in North America, the Great Ocean Tank. Guests may also see animals with new holiday decor in their environment, snacking on frozen “fish pops” or accompanying an educator for up-close animal encounters.
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- Tigerville Christmas Parade Set for December 2
- Local Educator Selected to Join Deep Ocean Exploration Mission Aboard the Exploration Vessel Nautilus
- Greenville Second Annual Walk for Water is on Saturday, November 4
- In a Post-Roe America, it is Critical the Pro-life Community Engage and Openly Share the Message of Hope and Life in the Public Square
- 10th Annual Free Faith Summit Child Abuse Prevention Seminar
- Elect Patti Black as Water Commissioner
- Children Are Not For Sale