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Uniting People and Investing Resources 2017-2018 Event Highlights CCF Board Member (and former Chair) Anita Zucker chats with Charles T. “Charlie” Cole, Jr. at the CCFsponsored welcome reception for Roper St. Francis President and CEO, Lorraine Lutton. Class of 2017 Pinckney Scholar Summer Boyd snaps a photo with Pinckney Scholar Committee member Henry Louis Gates, Jr. while interning for the Honorable James E. Clyburn this summer. CEO Darrin Goss, Sr. catches up with former CCF leaders Ruth Hefron (left) and Madeleine McGee (right). 40+ engaged Georgetown county leaders gather for a community conversation to discuss the most pressing issues facing our region. Thank you to partner Black River United Way for making this event possible. Young professionals celebrate at CCF’s Bridge Philanthropists launch party at South State Bank in downtown Charleston, SC. Edie Blakeslee (right) speaks on National Philanthropy Day with Fox 24 host Leyla Gulen about CCF and the Association of Fundraising Professionals Lowcountry chapter. Our CEO poses with fellow Giving Institute conference speakers and guests. (Left to right) Brenda Asare, Rachel Hutchisson, Andrea Lee- Zucker, Darrin Goss, Sr., Anita Zucker, Steve Swanson, Carolyn Hunter. Jennifer Pinckney (wife of the late Reverend Clementa C. Pinckney) speaks with students and families at CCF’s 2018 Reverend Pinckney Scholars Luncheon hosted at Belmond Charleston Place. Hill-Weatherford Post #157 of the American Legion creating the Hill-Weatherford Post of the American Legion Scholarship. (pictured) Darrin Goss, Sr., Rembert Singletary, Joseph Cross. 16 coastalcommunityfoundation.org
CCF team members (left to right) Gloria Duryea, Caroline Rakar and Helen Wolfe run into famous nonprofit blogger Vu Le (left) of Nonprofit AF at CFUnited Conference in Las Vegas. Donor David Stewart volunteers and reads to local students once a week with organization Animals Make Reading Fun (ARF) in Beaufort. 50+ individuals listening to our Place-Based Impact Investing (PBII) Info Session in April to learn about how CCF is investing $3 million in regional projects focused on positive community outcomes. Twelve Rev. Pinckney Scholars from Class of 2016 and 2017 (now rising college Sophomores and Juniors) came together on a hot, holiday weekend to give back to the community through Habitat for Humanity. 30+ Reverend Pinckney Scholars participate in a day of professional development at Charleston Place. (Pictured) Scholars participating in a teambuilding session with CCF Board Member Herbert Drayton. Participants attend a Town Hall meeting led by CCF in which the Foundation reports back on what we heard from 500+ locals at community conversations over the past year. CCF Board Member Shawan Gillians (left) moderates our October Family Legacy Philanthropy Panel featuring Viktor Hammer (center) and Andrea Lee-Zucker (right). Members of the public and Foundation supporters gather for a Berkeley County Town Hall to learn about our Civic Engagement work. (Pictured) Our CEO Darrin hugging former CCF Board Member Chris Volf. Students participating in horseback riding programs led by nonprofit Charleston Area Therapeutic Riding at a recent CCF site visit. Visit coastalcommunityfoundation.org/events or follow us on social media to find the latest info on upcoming CCF events. What Gives? 2018 / Volume No. 1 17
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