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Join USC Heisman Trophy Winner George Rogers for TEAM HOPE!
2/22/2010
Lutheran Family Services in the Carolinas (LFS Carolinas) will host TEAM HOPE a Therapeutic Foster Parent Recruitment Party on Saturday, February 27, 2010 at 11 a.m. at the Department of Social Services office at 3366 River Ave in North Charleston.
TEAM HOPE invites members of the community to learn about the benefits of serving children as loving therapeutic foster parents. The event features a special presentation by USC Heisman Trophy winner, George Rogers “38”, where he will share his own experience as a child along with stories from long time foster parents.
The presentation will be followed by an autograph signing and meet and greet with Rogers. Pictures of the athlete and activist will be available for a small donation to LFS Carolinas Therapeutic Foster Care program.
LFS Carolinas’ Foster Care staff will be on hand to answer questions and sign up new families. All LFS foster parents receive training, 24/7 support by highly trained and caring staff, competitive reimbursement starting at $900 a month, respite care and monthly support group meetings.
For more information on the event contact Julie Hood at 843-852-6007 or email Julie.Hood@LFSCarolinas.org. Together we can be partners in hope!
LFS Carolinas has served the Carolinas’ most vulnerable people since 1976. The agency grew from the roots of Lutheran Orphanage of the South, founded in 1888 in Salem, Virginia. As a social ministry organization of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, we respond to Christ’s call to serve all people, regardless of race, national origin, orientation, religion or creed.
LFS Carolinas provides safe haven for children in crisis, adults with special needs, refugees, and individuals and families at risk of becoming homeless or struggling to recover from disaster. Local program sites are coordinated from offices in Raleigh, Greensboro, and Charlotte, N.C., and Columbia, S.C.