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Lakeview - Berea: A Ribbon-Cutting That Builds Hope
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- By Benton Blount - Chairman of Greenville County Council
On July 24, 2025, the ribbon was officially cut on Lakeview - Berea, a 40-home affordable housing development at 8699 White Horse Road in Greenville County, made possible by the vision of Homes of Hope and a coalition of committed partners. This neighborhood is a strong, tangible step forward in addressing both the housing shortage and long-term economic opportunity for families in the Berea area.
“At Homes of Hope we are always thrilled when we are able to offer more affordable housing, especially now in times of high need and low supply,” said Don Oglesby, President & CEO of Homes of Hope. “Over 27 years Homes of Hope has developed 745 affordable homes for households earning low-to-moderate incomes.”
Christian Association for Survivors of Suicide Loss Releases Second Edition of 'Moving Forward: A Christian Study for Survivors of Suicide Loss'
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- By Christian Association for Survivors of Suicide Loss (CASSL)
Resource Designed for Faith-Based Groups Offers Hope and Healing for Those Grieving Suicide Loss
NEWARK, Del. -- The Christian Association for Survivors of Suicide Loss (CASSL), a 501(c)3 nonprofit, announces the much-anticipated release of the second edition of its acclaimed resource, Moving Forward: A Christian Study for Survivors of Suicide Loss. This updated study is designed for use in small groups or personal study.
Suicide remains a global and national concern. Each year, approximately 720,000 people die by suicide worldwide. In the United States, suicide rates have reached record highs, with 49,000 deaths in 2023 alone. For every suicide, it is estimated that at least 135 people are left behind to grapple with complex grief and trauma, suggesting that over 6.6 million loss survivors are created annually in the United States alone. These survivors are often overwhelmed with feelings of shock, guilt, and isolation, and are themselves at higher risk for suicide. Faith-based support can play a pivotal role in the offering comfort, understanding, and hope in community.
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- By James Spurck, Publisher
Applebee’s and Make-A-Wish Team Up Across South Carolina to Grant Life-Changing Wishes
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- By Press Release
On Tuesday, April 29, all Applebee’s Grill + Bar locations across South Carolina will donate 10% of all sales to Make-A-Wish South Carolina to help bring life-changing wishes to children with critical illnesses. This spring’s campaign marks the 23rd year of Applebee’s partnership with Make-A-Wish. Last year alone, with the support of generous guests and dedicated team members, the campaign raised more than $50,000.
Make-A-Wish South Carolina grants wishes that can include dream vacations to Florida’s theme parks, becoming an astronaut for a day, visiting New York City, or going on a shopping spree—making dreams a reality for children right here in our state. Applebee’s and its franchisee, Thrive Restaurant Group, are proud to be long-time partners and look forward to helping grant even more wishes in the years to come.
Volunteer Day for Injured Soldier in Honea Path, SC
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- By Homes For Our Troops
Homes For Our Troops Invites Community to Help Landscape the Future Home of an Injured Soldier in Honea Path, SC
Honea Path, SC – On Saturday, April 26, 2025, the national nonprofit organization Homes For Our Troops (HFOT) invites the community to a Volunteer Day event to help landscape Army SFC Daniel Metzdorf’s future specially adapted custom home. The new home for SFC Metzdorf, who was severely injured in Iraq, has more than 40 adaptations including lower countertops and roll under sinks. The shuttle location for the event will be at First Baptist Church- 100 S Main St, Honea Path, SC. The event will begin at 10 a.m. (Check-in at 9:30 a.m.)
Children of the Confederacy's Henry Timrod 654 Chapter Hosted "Sword Fest"
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- By Press Release
The Henry Timrod 654 Chapter of the Children of the Confederacy® hosted a “Sword Fest” for kids of all ages. We were honored to have Mr. Joe Long from the South Carolina Relic Room located in Columbia, SC give a presentation on the history of swords. Mr. Long gave a demonstration of sword techniques as well. He brought swords for everyone to see and a timeline of sword use through the ages. His program ended with everyone being able to participate. He has swords made from pool noodles for the little kids to use. This was so educational and very interesting!
Back-to-Basics Breakfast Meet Up
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