Conway Nonprofits and Charities

I am so disappointed in the mds at this facility they laugh at u and don't want to hear what the patient has to say.. it's my body I should no what I feel like as of now I'm out of albuterol and was told MD out of town for week so wth am I supposed to do die before he gets back..as of now I'm looking for new MD to go too... I used to love this place now I don't recommend them to anyone they do not care about the patients they don't look over labs well and if ur hurting they don't care

Eliajahs Gift are Angels sent from heaven. They have helped me and numerous of people in need. The back to school drives for school supplies and even the free hair cuts for kids. Eliajahs Gift contributions for helping get gifts for their children for Christmas. They meet all your families needs as well as serving the community.

Our church, Little River United Methodist, started a Good News Club in the spring of 2006. We have been holding clubs there since that time and it has been a tremendous blessing to so many. We go into the school each Tuesday after school and have small group time for about 15 minutes where the children have a chance to pray, memorize a bible verse, share their cares and concerns with their Table Shepherd. After that they get together as a group to learn a bible verse, sing some songs with motions (How Great Thou Art is their all time favorite), hear a bible story and an opportunity to meet with a counselor and ask Jesus to come into their hearts. In 14 years there have been 195 children who have made that decision. We look forward to getting to heaven and seeing all those sweet faces there.<br><br>We have many stories to tell about how Good News Club has impacted these children and the adults who work with them. My favorite story is: We were ringing the bell at Walmart for the Salvation Army when a BIG GUY walked up to me and said “I remember you from Good News Club. It changed my life”. He was a senior and had been in club when he was in Elementary school. He had two friends with him and they both said “US TO!!!!” Well you can imagine how happy that made me feel.<br><br>Not only does Good News Club bring the gospel to the children. It gives many of them someone to talk to who cares about what is going on in their lives. Many of these children do not attend church and this is the only chance they have to hear God’s word. Each child is given a bible which they bring to club each week as they learn and we pray that they will keep it for many years to come.<br><br>I thank God for the opportunity to show Jesus to children who may otherwise never hear.<br>

Winyah Rivers Alliance is the “boots on the ground” for the Winyah Bay Watershed in NC and SC! The staff and Riverkeepers work hard for wetland conservation, litter cleanups, clean water and protections for the communities that live along the rivers. The motto for the organization is “clean hearts, dirty hands”. The staff works hard and they do it because they care.

When my family and I first learned about Shepherd’s Table, we were struck by the way it serves not just meals, but dignity, hope, and community. We saw neighbors coming together—families receiving fresh produce, children leaving with full plates and bright smiles, and volunteers giving their time to make sure no one feels alone in their need. Supporting Shepherd’s Table has been one of the most meaningful commitments we’ve made. Every gift we give—and every hour of time we donate—feels like it goes directly into the hands and hearts of our community. I’ve personally devoted countless hours to this mission, and I’ve seen firsthand the difference it makes. For us, giving is about being part of something bigger—neighbors helping neighbors.

My daughter Sarah adopted Boomer this past Saturday. She is so in love with this sweet goofball. He truly is a good, good boy. He fit in right away and is the happiest, absolutely loved guy. You all are incredible. We def will get our next dog from you.

I have been a donor since 2006, hoping that my donations were going to help an orphanage/nutrition center and feeding center down in Managua and Tipitapa Nicaragua. I then heard that there were discrepancies in where the money was designated to go and where it actually ended up going. Long story short, I requested financial records and information to assure me that money was going where I thought it was. They assured me they would return a report. Two months have gone by with no response even after I requested one a second time. This organization has confirmed to me that they are not accountable to anyone - even those that are funding it.