Started over 100 years ago, this Christian charity distributes clothing, groceries, and related…read moregoods to the impoverished in the local area. They are affiliated with the Our Lady of Mercy Community Outreach on Johns Island.

Newby to the Charleston area. I received a friendly greeting from the receptionist here. The…read morecounselor was very helpful directed me where to go if I needed Food, clothing, and medical & dental resources. She referred additional services also! So if you're ever in need they do provide Food, clothing medical & dental resources & support.

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.

Instead of the table show in the previous reviewers photograph, they now have a drop off bin. The…read morepeople who help out here are super sweet. It's a community local donation option. I also donate to goodwill- I like that they employ people who otherwise wouldn't have a job, but Our Lady of Mercy is more locally focused

Started in 1989, this is an amazing Christian charity that distributes clothing, groceries, and…read moreother goods to the impoverished. They provide medical & dental services to reduced income members of the community as well. They are affiliated with the Neighborhood House in downtown Charleston.

ECCO is a wonderful non-profit organization in the Charleston area. They really help all the people…read morewho are dealing with financial hardship. I have a few friends who have used their services. Their food pantry is phenomenal and they have friendly staff!

Amazing wonderful organization. They really help all the people here who have financial hardship…read more Their food pantry is just superb

We use to love coming here, but as of late the prices are unbelievably high. The only furniture…read morethat was in good shape had a big sign saying not for sale. There was no music playing, it was dimly lit and smelled awful. This made me really sad because we have gotten several pieces of furniture for really great deals. Hopefully they will make some changes.

This is a wonderful place to shop for used furniture and home related items. The Habitat for…read moreHumanity Foundation is such a wonderful cause and your purchases help assist their mission. If you have used household items you no longer need or want to keep, please consider donating them here.

The MUSC Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization developed in 1966 to support education,…read moreresearch, patient care, and other initiatives at the Medical University of South Carolina. There are many "funds" within the Foundation to which you can donate monies and receive tax deductions, all while helping to preserve and assist the mission. You can support the College as well as MUSC Health in its endeavors. I have been an employee of the Medical University Hospital for many years and have seen first hand the impact that this organization can bring to improving the care we provide every day. You can get quite a bit of information on-line, or you can contact them directly. Tom Anderson is the current CEO, Robyn Frampton is the COO/CFO, and Carlos Evans is the Chairman of the Board. The main office is on Bee Street downtown, but you can easily call the main office at 843-792-2677 and they would be happy to assist in any way possible.

The 5 stars go especially to Dr. Allahna Coggins. She was the doctor who was with me during my…read morepregnancy, and I couldn't have asked for a nicer doctor. She answers all your questions patiently and takes the time to make sure you understand everything. She takes really good care of you. She is the best.

Fetter cares about how much grant money you are worth. Not you as a patient. Incorrect medical…read morerecords never fixed, difficult to contact when not at an appointment. Does not provide care based on individual need and after making your health outcome worse, abruptly without warning abandons you. RUN from this place!

I mean I am so happy that they have this available. You should be able to take care of your pets…read morefor an affordable price. They offer affordable prices. Or someone on a very low budget emergency vets are basically the same price as almost as human surgery. I understand they are doctors. Vets are doctors and I am grateful so thank you for saving my fur babies life

Great service to these dogs. They take great care of these…read moreanimals. They take their time with you and take the pet outside with you. Unfortunately most of the dogs are on the larger size. Some have been there close to a year. Many very sweet. Personally I'm looking for a small senior dog. The small ones go right away. The staff is very accommodating. Adopt. Don't shop

Mrs. Bonnie Dinkins does an Outstanding job for Water Mission: Walk for Water -…read more It is not easy to Organize such a great event- looks like this is 6th or 7th year not an easy job with a family she has, working full time not an easy joke- so many people showed up - i was just one of the volunteer for carrying Flag- fortunately the girl gave me Asian Indian Flag since i am originally from India- she had visited -she loved our country. Thanks to the great work - loved it and only on our return we could not find the bus so again walk more than 3.1 miles - but overall a great work have to logon to old Windows 8 personal computer to send since Sprint Mobile which i uses for personal has stopped working Still owe lot of pictures and what not Sprint Mobile has been escalated which is personal phone for all these social medias

What a great thing! Local non-profit who provides clean water solutions both stateside and abroad…read more Many third world countries are so much better off due to the interventions of Water Mission. Reducing the death rates and spread of disease, all while providing good, clean drinking water. Really, what more can you ask for? I know...third world problems. We just don't know how good we have it here in the states. Anyway, I digress. This company was started by a couple who felt compelled to help the world. They operated an environmental engineering company and started Water Mission almost 20 years ago. They are a Christian based ministry who seek to serve all peoples around the world. I have seen their work first hand. After Hurricane Matthew devastated many areas down in the Atlantic and Caribbean, I went with a disaster relief team to Haiti to assist in the recovery efforts. Water Mission had already been working to install wells in a remote section of the South Western peninsula. They prioritized this effort after the hurricane struck. I had the fortunate pleasure to witness these wells in operation during my time there. This community was less affected by some of the diseases witnessed in other areas of the country due to these efforts. The international headquarters are located in an industrial part of North Charleston. They hold an open house at least yearly, along with many educational opportunities. They are always in need of volunteers if you feel so inclined. This is a great example of how a call to action can save lives and make our world so much better. Please participate and support this wonderful cause. You'll be glad you did.

Charleston Gay Bingo is a fundraising event for Palmetto Community Care, which fights the AIDS/HIV…read moreepidemic locally and provides LGBTQ+ affirming primary care, STI testing, and counseling. I've attended Gay Bingo three times (2017, 2018, and 2022). Each time, one of the most well-known drag queens in SC, Patti O'Furniture, has emceed the event. Patti has been a drag queen for over 20 years, and if you haven't seen her perform, you must! When I was in college, she was performing in my local LGBTQ+ bar- the first drag show I attended. I'm glad she's helping raise funds and awareness still today. Since the event has grown in recent years, it's moved from downtown to the North Charleston Colosseum. The new location is much larger, which lets more folks attend and lets folks spread out a bit. This venue had the stage in the middle of the arena, so everyone got a great view of the show. Drag Queens, BVDs (Bingo Verifying Divas), and folks in costume walk around and will pose for pictures with you. At Gay Bingo, the winner is never a straight line, and the prizes are incredible. Hotel stays, gift cards for specialty restaurants downtown, concert tickets, a 50/50 raffle, and a free table for next year's event are some of the fun prizes. Your entry fee covers the first set of cards, and you can purchase more cards for more chances to win. We played six bingo games, so each game's winner received a package of multiple prizes worth hundreds of dollars. I haven't been lucky enough to win, but everyone got a rainbow fan and lip gloss to remember the night. The takeaway program is also a nice keepsake with information about Palmetto Community Care, Avita Pharmacy, Truesdale Medical Center, sponsors, and more. The 2022 event was the first since 2019, due to the COVID pandemic. I appreciated that proof of vaccination or negative test was required as well, especially since this event benefits a healthcare focused charity. The four bars served simple drinks that were easy to make quickly and kept us all "hydrated" so we didn't miss any bingo numbers. Whether you win a prize or not, you'll leave Charleston Gay Bingo with great memories. Put it on your calendar next year, because it's a fun night out for adults of all generations, and you'll help a worthy cause.

Great time at this fantastic event celebrating our diversity and raising funds to fight HIV/AIDS,…read moreand assist with community support and awareness!