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HELP of Beaufort In the News

February 16, 2105 The Island Packet
Boy Scout Tyler Clancy is building two interview rooms for Help of Beaufort to earn his Eagle Scout badge.The new rooms will allow for more privacy when the charity to interview its clients. JAY KARR — Staff video


January 2, 2014 The Island News
The owner of Covert Aire, Mike Covert, donated more than 2,500 pounds of food to HELP of Beaufort on Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2013. Mike said this was his company’s fourth annual “Drive to End Hunger” and this year he got his whole staff involved to collect food to give to the local nonprofit. “We just felt led to help HELP,” he said. ...more

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Grants and
Awards

2015

  • Coastal Community Foundation: Hamilton Boykin donated $4,000 to this foundation for HELP
    of Beaufort to participate in a $1 fo $1 matching online donation fundraiser on May 5th.
  • The Beaufort Fund: Grant received for $12,000 to assist with client's housing financial bills

. 2014

  • Grants awarded from United Way, Beaufort Fund and BI_LO Winn Dixie Foundation
  • Mobile Meals "Friends of Callawassie Island, $3,000, Hargray Caring Coins-$3,000, Wal-Mart-$500."
    "Pantry: Bi-Lo-$6,000 for freezers, Church Mouse Thrift Store-$2,250 for ground beef"

 

Over 8,000 clients come to the HELP for assistance each year.

All clients must have a picture identification card and an identifying number such as a social security card number, passport number or a driver’s license number.

 

A Testimonial

.... I went to thank her for doing a food drive for HELP and to ask her how she heard of HELP of Beaufort. She said that a couple of years ago her daughter was separated and she and her granddaughter had to move in with her and her husband. The granddaughter has epilepsy. Without insurance, she was desperate to find medication and found HELP. She stated that, without any questions asked, HELP got her granddaughter the medication she needed. Her daughter and husband have since reconciled and are doing great. When she was talking about doing this activity, her daughter stressed that she wants to give back to HELP since the assistance they received saved her daughter's life!

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