Keep Gadsden Creek Flowing
Friends, Gadsden Creek is in danger of being lost forever. The Horizon Project Foundation, Inc. recently applied for a DHEC/OCRM permit to
Category: preservation
Mar 20 – Online Event: The Slave Dwelling Project visits Hobcaw Barony
Joseph McGill, founder of The Slave Dwelling Project, is visiting Friendfield Village at Hobcaw Barony March 19-20, 2015. The Slave Dwelling Project’s
Mar 28 – Heirs Property Seminar
FREE HEIRS PROPERTY SEMINAR Please join us to learn how you can preserve your heirs’ property and increase the income and
Feb 5 – What Will Seismic Airguns Do to Our Coast?
Join the Sierra Club and Samantha Siegel for an important discussion: “The Impacts of Seismic Airguns in the Atlantic Ocean” Thursday, February
June 1 – Historic Bus to Hit the Road Again
“LOVE IS PROGRESS, HATE IS EXPENSIVE” The Esau Jenkins Bus Send-off to the Smithsonian Museum On Sunday, June 1, 2014 at 4:00
Nov 3 – Angel Oak Fellowship Dinner and Potluck
Members of the greater Charleston community are invited to “One Big Gathering Under the Tree,” a celebration in honor of the Angel
2013 Red Party Fundraiser – School of the Building Arts
2013 Red Party Fundraiser on behalf of the American College of the Building ArtsFriday, October 25th The Red Party fundraiser celebrates the educated
GOOD History: Civil Rights Historic Marker to be Unveiled
Civil Rights Historic Marker Unveiling: The Hospital Workers’ Strike Tuesday, October 1st, 3pmMUSC Basic Science Bldg 173 Ashley Avenue Downtown Charleston Free
GOOD Place – Angel Oak: Honoring Ancient Life
Imagine driving down a narrow dirt road on a little known sea island near Charleston, South Carolina’s coast. Windows are rolled down
Join Hands to Preserve Our Beaches!
Come to the beach next to the Folly Beach Pier to join hands to protect our coast from offshore drilling and to