The problem with these places is there are a good bit of disabled and elderly that could use the…read moreassistance and they have no one and no way to get there to receive help, and these places don't have anything plan to help them or find ppl that may be able to deliver. So a lot of those in need go without

Once a month I come here with my family to do a "packing party" where all the kids work together to…read moreprovide meals for less fortunate children. The process is very streamlined, with kids broken in to groups for boxing, packing, and all other assorted tasks. At the end of the day, hundreds of packages are prepared and ready to go out to those in need. Children helping children. Families helping families.

We've always enjoyed Beerfest--it's one of those events we look forward to every year! Most of us…read morecan't wait for the moment tickets go on sale so we can snag our VIP passes. This year was by far the best VIP experience yet! The free appetizers, ice cream, and mixed drinks were such a nice touch, and the improved shade coverage made a huge difference. We also never had a problem finding a table, and the bathrooms (always one of the big reasons we go VIP) were as great as ever. We're so happy they got rid of the drink tickets this year--it felt much smoother and less wasteful. The variety of food trucks was excellent, with something for everyone. Our group has our favorite breweries we look for every year, and the variety of swag did not disappoint! It also seemed like they didn't run out of beer this year, which has been a common complaint in the past, so that was awesome. We also loved the big screen showing the football game--lots of people seemed to enjoy that too. Overall, this year's Beerfest VIP was the best yet. We're already counting down to next year! The only thing I think they should improve is the parking and directions for VIP entrance. We were asking the volunteers and each person told us something different as we were walking from the ride share drop off.

I had a blast at the 2023 Charleston Beer Fest and would recommend it to anyone who likes craft…read morebeer, live music, vendors, and supporting a great cause, Palmetto Community Cares. Every PCC-hosted charity event I've been to has been well-organized, and Beer Fest was no exception. With five rows of vendors and breweries, everyone found a new to them beer or brewery they liked. You receive a mug when you walk in and use it to walk around the aisles of breweries and sample. Most Charleston breweries were represented, but you could also try breweries from around South Carolina and a few North Carolina breweries. I saw tents with hard kombucha, ready-to-drink cocktails, ciders, seltzers, as well a Fall beer flavors (hello pumpkin or Oktoberfest styles). Sour beers are my favorite, and I found no shortage of them. The sour from Sumter Brewing Company was my favorite, along with the Ginger's Revenge alcoholic ginger beer. The lines move quickly, and the small pours of the drink were enough for me. I saw a few tents run out of certain beers about 4 hours into the event, but even when we left, you could still find plenty to drink. Beer Fest had at least 10 food trucks with everything from smash burgers to pierogis to boiled peanuts. Even the vendors were high quality. With the event in September, we bought several Christmas gifts AND the weather was cooler than a summer event, especially in Riverfront Park. The ground was a little soggy from rain earlier in the day, but we avoided the showers and storms. This was my first Charleston Beer Fest, but I would return again and recommend it for both locals and visitors- it's a one stop shop to try many breweries and even cuisines for a low cost and great cause.

I'm honored to partner with this organization from time to time. Currently we're working with…read moreveterans who need assistance, and after all that they've done for their country, it's humbling to be able to do something for them. The website for the organization goes into more detail surrounding their mission and what they do for the community, and it's nice to know that there are organizations out there like this that are active in the community.

From the owner: We perform free energy efficiency upgrades on homes to help low-income families save on their…read moreenergy bills, while training a workforce of at-risk youth & military veterans to become job-ready and certified home performance experts. Our program provides a well-tested and comprehensive package of training, mentoring and job placement services in coordination with other agencies that ensures accelerated employment and career success. In fact, it has a phenomenal 98% placement rate for graduated trainees! No other organization is serving this population of at-risk individuals in the same way. Our home retrofits also save homeowners an average of 20% on their electric bills (which can equate to $500-$1,000 annually per family!) and reduce our city's carbon footprint to #SustainCharleston!

This was a wonderful volunteer experience. I got to interact with neighbors in need and learn about…read moretheir needs. I love that this organization doesn't charge them for items they receive as they are low to no income neighbors. The organization also offers food and hot meals during the week. You can tell the staff has a good relationship with the community as they knew some of the neighbors by name and reserved items that they knew specific neighbors needed. They said during the summer, they usually get a lot of volunteers from school aged children which was fantastic to hear. Now, that school has resumed, I look forward to going back as a volunteer.

My daughter is currently a client at the group home. They are very UNPROFESSIONAL, they are denying…read moreher her phone without any reason. One of the staff members threatened to put her in a Mental Hospital, they said they were just joking, that's not something that you "joke" about, my daughter had seen other clients have sex in the facility, which is unacceptable, her roommate steals her stuff constantly, I tried reaching out to Terry and he is RUDE. Upon her return from her last visit home staff made her pull her pants down to search her. The way she is being treated is DISTURBING. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS GROUP HOME.

This is the oldest Municipal orphanage in the United States we volunteered here with my company…read more.. Super awesome place in the middle of town and they have basketball courts soccer field housing little outdoor eating area an event stage super cool doing great things for the community totally support these guys me and my family also donate to them if you get a chance look them up they could always use an extra donation whether it's manual labor or money

I have not used them as a service, but I have donated to them for 20+ years and I know them to be a…read morevery solid great nonprofit organization with a 96% rating that looks at things such as where does the money go? How much do they pay administrators And how much money actually goes into the program so if their values align with yours, you can feel good about donating to them.

This place helped me a while back when I was struggling to live on my own for a few days, Thank you…read moreto the staff for allowing me to sleep on the stone bench outside the space.

One80 Place is a wonderful organization that does so much great work for those that need it the…read moremost in Charleston. I have had a really positive experience every time that I have volunteered here. Everything is well run and organized here and they go all out to help. Happy that this resource is here for those that need it.

Fantastic Service, Install of our EV Connector was simple and easy. They even provided us with a…read moresolar option to save additional money and help the environment.

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