More Need, Less Help
As South Carolina's job losses mount, agencies and charities are stymied by budget cuts and politics.
When Turman borrowed a car again, Davis handed her a cashier's check for $1,150, enough for her rent and penalties through April 1. The money didn't come from the state or a charity. It came from Davis's own bank account.
Related Content
NTFB Receives $10.5 Million Gift from Perot Family
Overcoming COVID-Positive Cases While Maintaining the Same Level of Care to Those in Need
Share Our Strength Appoints New Senior VP
2021 Lifetime Achievement: Atul Tandon
Feed the Children Is Addressing Food Insecurity
#GivingTuesdayNow: Don’t Forget Small Nonprofits
Comments
