[COLUMBIA, S.C. February 3, 2016] – Collins & Lacy, P.C. is pleased to announce Ashley Kirkham has been elected to serve on the Kids’ Chance of South Carolina Board of Directors. Founded in 1992 by members of the workers’ compensation community, Kids’ Chance of South Carolina aims to aid the children of South Carolina workers… Continue Reading
Kids’ Chance 3rd Annual Lowcountry Golf Tournament- Register Today!
On behalf of the Kids’ Chance 3rd Annual Lowcountry Golf Tournamentcommittee, I invite you to join us for this great event. The tournament is only 3 weeks from today! It will begin Friday, June 20 with a 1:00 p.m. Shotgun Start at the Wild Dunes Resort on beautiful Isle of Palms, South Carolina. When the golf ends, the rest of… Continue Reading
Join us for Kids’ Chance of SC 20th Anniversary Gala
Please join Collins & Lacy as we celebrate the 20thanniversary of Kids’ Chance of South Carolina on January 11, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. The Gala will take place at the Marriott on Hampton Street in downtown Columbia. The band Sunny Daze will perform, and Perry Tuttle will serve as the guest speaker. It will be a… Continue Reading
Give Kids a Chance: Donate to Kids’ Chance of South Carolina
The South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Educational Association (SCWCEA) Annual Conference is just around the corner. On Sunday, October 20, 2013, Kids’ Chance of South Carolina will host its annual silent auction, which is held the first night at the conference. Last year, the silent auction raised approximately $17,812.23 for Kids’ Chance Scholarships. Kids’ Chance of… Continue Reading
Don’t Miss the Kids’ Chance Annual BBQ and Bluegrass
Post by Rebecca Halberg President, Kids’ Chance SC Attention Upstate friends! Join us this Friday (February 8) for the Kids’ Chance Annual BBQ and Bluegrass fundraiser. The event will be in the Management Facility on the Flour Daniel campus, located at 101 Fluor Daniel Drive in Greenville. Please come enjoy an evening of fun… Continue Reading
Kids’ Chance Silent Auction Raises $17,812.23 for Scholarships
On behalf of Kids’ Chance of South Carolina, thank you to all our donors, volunteers and bidders who made the 2012 Silent Auction a success. Your hard work allowed us to net $17,812.23 in scholarship funds for children of South Carolina workers killed or seriously injured in work-related accidents. Post by Rebecca Halberg, President, Kids’… Continue Reading
Upcoming Events in Charleston Kids’ Chance SC
Post by Rebecca Halberg I am excited to announce two new fundraisers benefiting Kids’ Chance of South Carolina. Both fundraisers will be next week in Charleston. Join us for Swagger! On Thursday, September 20, 2012, join us for Swagger: A Fundraiser. A Fashion Show. The Fashion Show begins at 7:00 p.m. at Memminger Auditorium in Charleston. … Continue Reading
Kids’ Chance Making Headlines for a Great Cause
Post by Anne Marie Hempy It’s been an exciting time for Kids’ Chance of South Carolina. Kids’ Chance is an organization that offers scholarships to South Carolina children of injured workers. Over the past two months, the mission and purpose of Kids’ Chance has been spotlighted in the media and through several community events. We are excited for… Continue Reading
Collins & Lacy, P.C. Attorney Elected as President of Kids’ Chance of South Carolina
Collins & Lacy P.C. is pleased to announce Rebecca K. Halberg has been elected president of nonprofit Kids’ Chance of South Carolina. Rebecca Halberg Kids’ Chance of South Carolina, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation developed in 1992 by the S.C. Workers’ Compensation Educational Association. Its purpose is to provide financial scholarships for children of South… Continue Reading
Give South Carolina’s Children a Chance – Donate to Kids’ Chance!
Post by Rebecca Halberg, Kids’ Chance Silent Auction Chair Collins & Lacy, P.C. is asking businesses to give South Carolina children a chance by donating to Kids’ Chance. Since 1992, Kids’ Chance of South Carolina, Inc. has been helping the children of injured workers pay for school. During its nearly 20 years of service, Kids’… Continue Reading
