Weldon and Associates

The Alston Wilkes Society (AWS) is a multistate nonprofit organization based in Greenville, SC, dedicated to providing hope and rebuilding lives through rehabilitative and prevention services. They offer a range of supportive services to veterans and their families, individuals with justice system involvement, and at-risk youth and adults in the community. With a focus on youth, veterans, and community services, AWS operates residential reentry centers and transitional facilities, along with community service programs throughout South Carolina. Their impactful work has been praised by clients and advocates alike for their dedication to helping individuals transition back into society as productive and successful citizens. Generated from the website

The Center for Developmental Services ( CDS ) is a unique partnership linking individuals and families with multi-disciplinary services for developmental evaluation, treatment, education and support. Within CDS, six organizations collaborate to ensure that individuals with developmental needs and their families reach their full potential. Click here to see our 2009 Annual Report or see a video about CDS on YouTube by clicking here. Right now, we are asking friends of the Center for Developmental Services to support our 10-for-10 campaign. Give $10/mo to celebrate our 10 years in Greenville! In terms of impact, ten dollars pay for one medical record file that can be shared by the professionals caring for a child at CDS. And if you can give monthly for a year, your annual donation enables six famileis to completed the intake process so they can begin receiving the services they need. Join the 10-for-10 campaign by setting up your recurring monthly tax deductible gift securely online or by simply mailing in your donation to indicate your pledge. Or looking for a great gift idea that helps CDS, too? Order some special CDS label Liquid Highway coffee ( various blends ) at our online store and $5 goes directly to CDS.: )

Our mission is to empower our members to help improve their patients' lives by delivering healing and compassionate care to the state's most vulnerable population - the elderly, frail and disabled