Tag Archive: Director

May 17

Bringing in the Business

Evan Knox was awarded 1st place at The Motley Rice County Business Plan Competition.

Students from nine Charleston County high schools competed in a series of business plan competitions organized by Youth Entrepreneurship South Carolina (YEScarolina), sponsored by local plaintiffs’ law firm Motley Rice LLC. In April, students presented their full business plan to peers, teachers and a panel of judges from throughout the business community for a chance …

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Apr 25

A Community Curated Exhibition

Provided by Gibbes Museum of Art From May 3 – September 15, 2013, the Gibbes Museum of Art presents People’s Choice: A Community Curated Exhibition. This exhibition seeks to engage members of the community, inviting all to stake a personal claim in Charleston’s signature museum by voting for favorite works of art on the People’s …

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Apr 05

A Home Run for HGTV Tours

Special to the Island Connection The HGTV Dream Home 2013 Tours have ended, but its impact is just beginning. Located on beautiful Kiawah Island, the home brought in over 6,200 visitors and more than $125,000, all benefiting Communities in Schools (CIS) of the Charleston Area. “We are so amazed with the results and I am …

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Mar 22

Great Expectations for Upcoming Fundraiser

By Kathy Hogan On April 25, Our Lady of Mercy Community Outreach will sponsor “Great Expectations” – an evening of decorative table settings, fine art and thoughtful conversation inspired by Great Books. The event will be held at the Charleston Library Society, 164 King Street from 6 – 9 p.m. and will feature wine, champagne, …

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Mar 21

Seventy-Three New Homes

By Sam Reed The Kiawah-Seabrook Exchange Club heard how our local Habitat for Humanity has constructed 73 affordable houses for needy persons since 2001. John Rhoden, the new Executive Director, and Melody Bailey, Restore Manager, and Amanda Helton, Development Director, told their story at a recent Club meeting. They were presented with a $25,000 check, …

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Feb 28

Lighten the Load

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Now more than ever, it is time for our country to join together and take measures to become healthier. The way we eat, drink, and exercise needs to be transformed for the overall health and safety of the nation. On the sea islands, taking steps to improve wellness just got a little easier with the …

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Feb 26

Slam Dunk Success

Congratulations to Coach Jay for his 300th win at Charleston Collegiate!

By Olivia French On February 2, Coach Jay Godbolt of Charleston Collegiate School collected his 300th career win in a resounding defeat of St. Andrew’s School Varsity Boys Basketball. “Coach Jay” is the Athletic Director as well as the Varsity Boys Basketball Coach. He has been coaching for 14 years at CCS, and in that …

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Feb 12

A Novel Idea

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By Hannah Dockery The sea islands are renowned for their unmatched beauty. Artists try to mimic their splendor in paintings, photographers attempt to capture their magic in photos, and writers work to express their allure through words. Kiawah, Seabrook, and Johns Island are their own Wonderland…full of unparalleled scenes and captivating landscapes. It’s no wonder …

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Jan 25

Local Nonprofit Hosts Fundraiser for Sea Islands

Special to the Island Connection Our Lady of Mercy Community Outreach will host its 16th Annual Auction on Sunday, January 27, from 1 to 4 p.m., at the Charleston Marriott Hotel located at 170 N. Lockwood Blvd. Tickets are $75 and include a silent auction during a cocktail hour with light hors devours and wine …

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Dec 27

Taking a Bite Out of Hunger

Left to right: Logan Johnson, Bo Jennings, Andrew Seay.

By Hannah Dockery What started as a small promotion in November has transformed into one of the largest food drives in the history of Magnolia Plantation. Executive Director Tom Johnson spearheaded the drive beginning in November, offering $5 off general admission with the donation of a nonperishable food item for the Lowcountry Food Bank. Since …

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