Children's Miracle Network

Eastern Carolina Community Foundation (ECCF) is a vital part of a nationwide network of over 750 community foundations, contributing billions to local economies in the United States. Through ECCF, assets are reinvested back into the community, benefiting residents of Chesterfield, Darlington, Dillon, Florence, Marlboro, Marion, and Williamsburg counties. Generated from their website's infomation

House of Hope in Florence, SC, has been dedicated to serving the homeless community since 1990. Offering shelter, meals, and support services, their mission is to care for the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of those in need. Through partnerships with various organizations, churches, and businesses, they provide education and training opportunities for life-recovery residents. With a focus on ministry and fellowship, House of Hope is committed to sharing the love of Jesus with all who come through their doors. Their dedicated staff and volunteers work tirelessly to be the hands and feet of Christ, offering nearly 20,000 nights of shelter and serving over 50,000 meals in 2022 alone. They strive to make a tangible impact on the community they serve. In addition to providing basic necessities like food and shelter, House of Hope goes above and beyond by organizing events like the Evening of Hope with NFL Hall of Fame Quarterback Jim Kelly in 2025. By donating, volunteering, or praying, individuals can join House of Hope in their mission to restore hope and impact lives through Christ. Generated from the website content

The Senior Citizens Association is a nonprofit, community-based organization offering services to older adults in Florence County and Lake City areas. It operates the Leatherman Senior Center, a 15,000-square-foot facility, located in Florence, S.C. Established in 2005, the center houses a multi-purpose dining room, a commercial kitchen, a physical fitness room and recreational areas. It also provides health care services to its members through its medical wing. In addition to the senior center, The Senior Citizens Association extends a number of services to the older community, such as crisis and money management, telephone reassurance, reassessment and respite programs. It also hosts the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) to provide its members with volunteer work in non-profit organizations.