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Organization NameContact Name Contact Phone Number (XXX-XXX-XXX)Contact/Organization EmailUtilitiesHousingHealthFoodDisasterEmployment & EducationLegal AidMental Health & Substance Abuse TreatmentBenefitsTrafficking, Abuse & Violence ServicesRe-entrySenior & Disability ServicesClothing & HouseholdLGBTQ ServicesTransportationOtherPlease provide a brief description of your organization, including your mission, programs offered, and key objectives.
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A More Excellent Way INCStephanie Wilson803-486-2683admin@amoreexcellentwayinc.com✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓ We are committed to serving our community and inspiring individuals to be the best version of themselves. Our mission is based on faith, loyalty, honesty, selfless service, and respect for others. Our vision is not to only give people the help they need to acquire the basics but also the ability to sustain it and eventually, give back to others.
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Boys & Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee AreaLisa Bailey843-662-1142info@bgcpda.orgYouth DevelopmentBoys & Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee Area exist to enhance the social, educational, health, leadership, and character development of boys and girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging, and influence.
Clubs offer activities in five core program areas: Education & Career Development; Character & Leadership Development; Health & Life Skills; The Arts; Sports, Fitness & Recreation. All programs are implemented with the goal of reaching our three priority outcomes, Academic Success, Good Character Citizenship, and Healthy Lifestyles.
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Building Florence Together CDCMichelle L Morgan843-665-3175mmorgan@cityofflorence.com✓✓ Building Florence Together Community Development Corporation exists to promote equality, economic vitality, and improve the quality of life for City of Florence residents. Our goal is to provide access to appropriate housing, revitalization of neighborhoods, and empower residents and small businesses through education and Workforce Development partnerships.
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Circle Park Behavioral Health ServicesErica Buffkin843-230-9441erica.buffkin@circlepark.com✓✓As a key component of Florence County’s health care system, Circle Park Behavioral Health Services is dedicated to providing a broad range of behavioral health services, with emphasis on educational and professional counseling programs related to alcohol, tobacco, and other drug abuse.
These programs are based on the concept that addictions are preventable and treatable diseases. The programs deal not only with the symptoms of abuse and addiction, but also with their causes.
Their overall effectiveness hinges on the successful integration and coordination of prevention, intervention, and treatment services.
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Eastern Carolina Community FoundationBrian Lowe828-964-7972brian@easterncarolinacf.orgnonprofit organizationsEastern Carolina Community Foundations (ECCF) improves the quality of life in the Pee Dee through inspired giving and innovative community programs. We connect generous donors with the causes that matter to them. ECCF attracts, grows, and stewards donor resources, makes grants to community/nonprofit organizations, and pursues a leading role in elevating nonprofits and addressing community needs.
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Eastern Carolina Housing Organization (ECHO)Kara Pinder843-957-4163 / 843-213-1798kpinder@echousing.org✓Our Mission: is to break the cycles of homelessness experienced by individuals and families in our community.
Programs offered: Permanent Supportive Housing - this is for chronically homeless individual that has had a continuous or multiple episodes of homelessness totaling 12 months or longer and having a qualified, documented disability.
Rapid Rehousing - offers individuals and families experiencing homelessness the assistance needed to obtain and maintain stable housing.
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Florence County Disabilities FoundationAnne Carpenter843-662-4021acarpenter@fcdsn.org✓To provide funding and resources to people living with life-long disabilities
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Harvest Hope Food BankNicolette Andrews843-430-1874 Nandrews@harvesthope.org✓Working together with partners across our communities to ensure no table is empty tonight; become an agency helping us to distribute food to seniors & underserved clients across the PeeDee, Midlands & Upstate regions. We provide a constant supply of food so that you can take care of your communities.
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Harvest Hope Food BankMonique Perry803-429-8540MPerry@harvesthope.org✓✓ HHFB Mission is to transform lives by feeding the hungry and building a healthy and hopeful hunger-free tomorrow. We offer these programs: Summer Feeding, Backpack, Senior Box, USDA/TEFAP, emergency food pantry, and more!
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Housing Authority of Florence Alphonso Bradley843-615-1347abradley@hafsc.org✓✓✓✓ The mission of the Housing Authority of Florence is to promote adequate and affordable housing, economic opportunity and a suitable living environment free from discrimination.
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Immanuel Apostolic Church of Christ IncRobert A. Mitchell843-799-1379 / 843-617-6774immanuelapostolic54@gmail.com✓✓ Immanuel Apostolic Church of Christ Inc is a 501c (3) organization. We've been serving our community for 21 years to help people with their spiritual as well as their physical needs. Our mission is to lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ to inspire hope, help, and a healthier community by serving our church and community.
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Lighthouse MinistriesCecilia L. Meggscmeggs@lighthouseflorence.orgAssistance with utilities and rent. Builds ramps. Provides 3 parenting classes including prevention of child abuse and neglect.
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Lighthouse MinistriesCecilia Meggs843-629-0830lighthouse@lighthouseflorence.org✓✓ Ramps and Parenting ProgramsLighthouse Ministries assists Florence County families with their basic needs, rent or utilities. We provide ramps to individuals who are financial unable to build a ramp to enter and exit their homes safely. We provide three parenting programs: The Working Mothers Education and Support Program, The Strengthening Families Program, and the Positive Parenting Program.
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Lydia's Bowels of Mercy Home "Lydia's Nest"Barbara Black843-625-0473barbara@Lydiasnest.org✓✓✓ Lydia’s Nest is a community resource and development center located in Johnsonville, SC. It serves as a comprehensive support program aimed at preventing poverty by addressing the immediate needs of residents in Johnsonville and surrounding areas. The center focuses on various aspects such as education, health, and wellness to support the community. Two of our main programs are the food distribution and our afterschool mentoring and tutoring program.
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McLeod Health FoundationRebecca Jernigan843-731-3533rebecca.jernigan@mcleodhealth.org✓Development Officer that oversees fundraising for McLeod Health to improve the overall health and wellbeing of people living in South Carolina
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McLeod Health FoundationElizabeth Jones843-777-2694elizabeth.jones@mcleodhealth.org✓McLeod Health Foundation is to generate philanthropic support for programs and services at McLeod Health.
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Neuro Navigators Support and Advocacy Nonprofit GroupRosemary L Morgan-Lee843-624-1020rosemarymorganlee@neuronavigatorsadvocacy.com✓✓✓ Diverse resources and testimonials Neuro Navigators Support and Advocacy Group, a community dedicated to providing support and advocating for those affected by neurological diagnoses and neurodivergent population. Our mission is simple yet crucial - to advocate, support, and provide resources to increase awareness for healthcare patients with neurological diseases. We are committed to meticulously researching and educating ourselves to ensure that our patients receive the highest quality of care for their best life possible.
As few may know, we have way too many patients/loved ones in Florence who must go outside of our community for the best care. Our vision and goal is to REACH AND ACHIEVE, not only the Sensory Academia Research Center, also an intense multidisciplinary neuro rehabilitation facility for all ages/diagnoses. Of course, I think this should be next to the Behavioral Health Facility, as mental health is extremely prevalent in all diagnoses. The program should include 4-5 transitional apartments, followed by a full day Outpatient program including vocational rehab so these loved ones CAN LIVE THEIR BEST LIFE.
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Pee Dee CenterMarcus McGirt843-409-4518marcus.mcgirt@ddsn.sc.gov✓✓✓✓✓ Assist people with disabilities and their families through choice in meeting needs, pursuing possibilities and achieving life goals. We offer autism and mental, physical, and emotional therapy resources and activities to help grow the individual from a dependency level to an independency level.
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Pee Dee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual AssaultHope Hanna843-758-7484www.peedeecoalition.comSexual assault family violence and child abuseThe Pee Dee Coalition (PDC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the reduction of sexual assault, family violence, and child abuse and to the needs of the victims. Services include 24-hour crisis line, Psychoeducation, Hospital Response, Criminal Justice Advocacy, Rape Aggression Defense (RAD), Community Education and Awareness, Emergency Safe House, Transitional Shelter, Alternatives to Violence (ATV), Child Abuse Prevention and Services, and Information and referrals. The PDC vision is that through the organization's efforts in its entirety, the region will be a safer, more compassionate community.
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Pee Dee Hearing CenterCelly Kahn843-662-7802celly@peedeehearing.org✓Pee Dee Hearing Center empowers lives through better hearing by providing: 1. Diagnostic hearing tests and treatment for people of all ages, newborn through all stages of life. 2. During diagnostic testing, cognitive and developmental status are evaluated and patients are referred to outside providers as hearing loss is lined to developmental delays in children and to cognitive decline in adults 3. Follow-up testing for newborns who fail neonatal hearing screenings 4. Hearing services for SCVR, SCDDSN, DHEC, and First Sound of SC 5. OSHA testing for industrial clients through our mobile services program. 6. Pee Dee Hearing Center also provides education about hearing protection and hearing loss through a variety of means: during private appointments, by providing speakers, through printed material, paid advertising, and social media.
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Potter House RecoveryNicole Page843-642-9410npage@potterhouserecovery.com✓✓Our mission is to provide the highest quality substance use disorder treatment services and deliver them with passion, integrity, and company spirit. We will inspire hope and contribute to the health and well-being of the communities we serve through our shared values and the continuous pursuit of improvement.
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Scouting AmericaMichael Shook843-954-3123michael.shook@scouting.orgYouth Character Development through ScoutingCub Scouts, Scouts, BSA, Venturing, and Exploring programs for youth.
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South Carolina Department of Public Health Deborah Timmons 843-621-1432media@dph.sc.gov ✓To protect, promote, and improve the health and well-being of everyone in South Carolina. Just a few of DPH's services include providing vital health care services, coordinating disease control, supporting healthy nutrition, inspecting health care facilities, responding to natural disasters, providing research and statistics on the state's health, and much more.
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Tenacious GraceCookie Cawthon843-407-5373cookie@tenaciousgrace.cc✓✓✓✓✓ Tenacious Grace serves formerly incarcerated women who are survivors of abuse, addiction, poverty, and prostitution in a free, two-year residential recovery program with access to comprehensive wraparound services.
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The Manna HouseMelinda Waddell843-327-0663 / 843-667-6077mannahouseflorencesc@gmail.com✓✓ To create a Hunger-Free Florence
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United Way of Florence CountyCameron Campbell843-662-2407 ext. 2200ccampbell@uwflorence.org211 information and referral service, Barriers to Employment, funding programs in the areas of 0-4 education, activities for youth, mental health, home rehabilitation, and basic needs.
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United Way of Florence CountyJulia Fulmer843-662-2407 ext. 2203jfulmer@uwflorence.org211 information and referral service, Barriers to Employment, funding programs in the areas of 0-4 education, activities for youth, mental health, home rehabilitation, and basic needs.
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WelvistaNichole Gibson803-563-3948ngibson@welvista.org✓Free Prescription Medication program for South Carolina uninsured poplulation.
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Enrollment Assistance ProgramTarsha Campbell`8032363584tarsha.x.campbell@asmresearch.com✓✓ Enrollment Assistance Program (EAP): Your Partner in Health Equity and closing the Healthcare Coverage Gap

My name is Tarsha Campbell and I work with the Enrollment Assistance Program (EAP), in partnership with the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). We currently have a two-year contract that allows our program to deploy in Florence County, Berkely County, Sumter County, and Horry County to assist consumers with health coverage enrollment and health coverage literacy.

Our contract with CMS allows our program to work in 28 states. CMS found that there is limited Navigator representation in the four counties listed above; therefore, we will be deploying teams to work in-person, as well as remotely, with consumers in need of healthcare coverage-including children through the Childrens Health Insurance Plan (CHIP) and Medicaid. Our services are free and unbiased.
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On Us Early Learning CenterDelores Graham843-382-2050onusearlylearningcenter@gmail.com✓On Us Early Learning is a family-run child care center that provides a safe and nurturing environment for children to learn and grow. Our team is dedicated to offering quality childcare services that build the foundation for a lifetime of success.
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A Mind That MattersBrandi Johnson609-506-0151heal@amindthatmatters.org✓✓ Mental AdvocacyA Mind That Matters is dedicated to making healing accessible to everyone by ensuring mental health resources are affordable, inclusive, and available to all. We offer free mental health webinars and are excited to announce our inaugural suicide prevention fundraising gala, which will help provide free counseling vouchers to individuals in need within the community.
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Potter House RecoveryDonovan Page817-495-5744dpage@potterhouserecovery.com✓✓ Our mission is to provide the highest quality substance use disorder treatment services and deliver them with passion, integrity, and company spirit. We will inspire hope and contribute to the health and well-being of the communities we serve through our shared values and the continuous pursuit of improvement.
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Potter House RecoveryRobert Waller843-494-4439rwaller@potterhouserecovery.com✓✓ Our mission is to provide the highest quality substance use disorder treatment services and deliver them with passion, integrity, and company spirit. We will inspire hope and contribute to the health and well-being of the communities we serve through our shared values and the continuous pursuit of improvement.
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Youth Mentors of the Pee DeeJoey Edwards843-662-7081pdyouthmentors@gmail.com✓✓✓ Work with children from single parent and broken homes
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Pee Dee Community Action Partnership Head StartEleanora Fleming843-601-2779ehfleming@peedeecap.org✓✓✓✓✓ Early Childhood EducationPee Dee CAP Head Start is a comprehensive child development program that serves 689 children birth to five, pregnant women and families living below Federal Poverty Level in the Pee Dee Region of Florence, Marion and Dillon Counties. Head Start provided center and homebased services in 16 locations throughout its service areas. The mission of the program is to provide an early childhood experience through a collaboration of services to enhance the overall well-being of young children and families with support for long-term success in school and life.
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SC ThriveJulie Roscoe843-517-9407jroscoe@scthrive.org✓At SC Thrive, we want to help people access the resources they need to be physically, mentally, and financially healthy.

Our Clients want to care for themselves and their families and to flourish. Community partners want to help their clients reach their goals and develop their skills. Service providers want their patients to have access to care and resources that will help them succeed.

SC Thrive meets people where they are to provide innovative access to resources, training, and technology. From 2010 to 2021, SC Thrive and our partners have brought back over $800 million to over 417,000 South Carolinians in the form of tax refunds and work supports.
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HopeHealthCarin R. Spears843-432-2972cspears@hope-health.org✓✓ HopeHealth is an FQHC that provides primary care, behavioral health, and other specialty services to the communities of Florence, Williamsburg, Clarendon, and Orangeburg counties. We are committed to excellence through service that exemplifies love for people and passion for their well-being.
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Hope for Homes and Energy Assistance Teresa Gould6034700041hopeforhomesandenergy@gmail.com✓✓✓✓✓ immediate relief and long-term energy security to low-income, disabled, and elderly residents in Darlington County and surrounding rural South Carolin To a communities through housing support, utility aid, and access to clean energy solutions.Emergency Energy & Housing Relief Program
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T-Time Transgender SupportConnor Douglass9103775265support@t-timemyrtlebeach.org✓We support the health and wellness of transgender and non-binary individuals in Horry and Florence counties. We offer various support groups, including a Dungeons & Dragons campaign, to reduce feelings of isolation and suicidality within this vulnerable population.
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Beacon Of Light Institute For Veterans Dr. Yolonda Holmes-Echols 843-627-1670 info@beaconoflightinstituteforveterans.org✓✓✓ The Beacon of Light is a 501C3 non-profit dedicated to our mission in improving the quality of life for our everyday heroes veterans, first responders and their families. Providing nutritional care packages to help combat food insecurities and through partnering with other resources. Educating and bringing awareness of their everyday struggles.
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Thread and CompassAugust Langley8434962432august@threadandcompass.orgNonprofit support servicesConnect people with opportunities to make an impact in the world around them.
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United Way of Florence CountyTracy Schroeder6083226629United Way of Florence County✓✓ Partnering with organization to make an impact
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Global Advocacy and Leadership NetworkFahad Safdar843-799-8533galn@galnetwork.co✓✓✓ Student-led organization with a mission to empower marginalized communities, simplify global issues for public understanding, and train the next generation of advocates to create a more just and informed world.

Programs offered—None at the moment (all underway.)

Key Objectives: Advocate for minority rights, simplify global issues, and train civic leaders.
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