Don't have time to read, but you'd like to learn more about Neighbor to Neighbor or their upcoming Lockup? Listen to Van Roberts most recent chat with CEO Erin Walters.
Let's bring neighbors together, creating a stronger, more connected community, by supporting Neighbor to Neighbor!
Neighbor to Neighbor, a 501(c)3 servicing Horry, Georgetown and Williamsburg County, gives older adults, adults with disabilities and veterans the opportunity to stay healthy, independent and involved in the community.
Through their network of volunteers, they help individuals of all circumstances with:
- rides to medical appointments
- food pantry deliveries
- in-house visits
These programs allow access to healthcare and food and provide companionship, all of which are crucial for wellbeing and aging in place.
(To learn more about a ride through Neighbor to Neighbor, go to their website.)
With more people and families moving to the area, the demand for transportation and connection increases, and they need our help. Without increased support, rides go unmet, appointments are missed and isolation deepens.
You can also get involved on Palmetto Giving Day, the 36-hour giving event for non-profits in Georgetown County kicking off on May 5th. Neighbor to Neighbor's hosting a fundraising lockup during that time in which Chelsey Rene will be a jailbird!
She'll be "in jail" until her "bail," or fundraising goal, of $500 is met! Considering donating the day of to bail her out and to help our neighbors receive the care, food and company they need.
When you give:
- $50 → that provides 2–3 essential rides to medical care.
- $150 → that delivers a month of groceries to a homebound senior.
- $250 → that connects a neighbor to care and companionship support.
- $500 → that supports a full week of coordinated transportation services.
- $1,500 → that keeps an entire community corridor moving for a month.
Every donation makes a difference, so THANK YOU for your support!
To learn even more about Neighbor to Neighbor, listen to Van Roberts previous discussion with CEO Erin Walters.
