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Thank You, Local Heroes

One great thing that has come from the pandemic has been watching the moments where our community has come together to thrive. Many local businesses and individuals have used their money, talents, and time to keep our community in good spirits. Here are a few moments captured over the past couple of months where people have helped those in need.

Thank you three-year-old Hawkins Anderson for your dedication and commitment to service in leading future generations. Hawkins and his family attended a twinkle parade at McLeod Regional Medical Center in April.

Todd, Templin, and Sandy Hardee purchased the old Post Office on Pearl Street in Darlington. While they have worked to update the building, they invited the community to Car Church where a different pastor from the area would preach on the loading dock of the building, bringing much peace to the community.

Southern Crown Beverages donated drinks to all care team members at MUSC Health Florence.

Anderson Brothers Bank donated $5000 for MUSC Health Florence Division (Florence and Marion).

On May 19th, Firehouse Subs fed all care team members at MUSC Health Florence, compliments of David Carter and Associates Inc..

Senator Kent Williams, Rep. Lucas Atkinson and Sheriff Brian Wallace (pictured with Loren Rials - CFO, MUSC Marion Medical Center and Spencer Twigg - Asst. CEO, MUSC Marion Medical Center) fed the employees at MUSC Health Marion on April 16th. The food was prepared by T-Roy’s Restaurant in Marion.

Wally’s Fire and Safety in Mullins donated face protection shields to MUSC Health Marion.

On April 30th, the City of Lake City donated 500 hospital gowns (PPE) to the staff of the Lake City Community Hospital. Locally owned Embroidery Solutions (Williamsburg County) stepped up and made the gowns for the hospital thanks to a collaboration between Williamsburg County and the City of Lake City.

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