Our Community

We are fortunate to have one of the most giving communities you could live in. People here give of their time and other resources on a regular basis. In the past, I had fun coaching, being on a few boards, and even serving as mayor of small-town Kershaw, SC. Today, Justice4Kids, keeping our community informed, and recognizing people that make a difference in our community is my focus.

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People Matter: Fighting Fires Across Lancaster

Chad is from Lancaster and graduated from Lancaster High School. After a few years working for his father, Chad decided he wanted to donate his extra time to serving others and became a volunteer fire fighter for Lancaster County. Now, Chad works as a fire fighter for The South Carolina Forestry Commission.

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People Matter: On Par with the People of Lancaster

Will is a Lancaster native and graduated from Buford High School. After graduating from Georgetown, Edgewater Golf Course was looking for an assistant golf pro and Will was offered the job. Like many public amenities during the current pandemic, Edgewater has made many changes to ensure the safety and comfort of their players.

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People Matter: Delivering Our Packages to Keep Us Safe

Amy Pacana began her career with UPS, working part-time, 25 years ago. Since the beginning of April, Amy says there has been many changes in the way UPS now handles their day-to-day deliveries. The biggest change is the volume in customers that are now shopping online for the first time for all of their essential needs.

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Our Work in the Indian Land & Lancaster Communities

At the end of every week, children in our community go home from school unsure of where their next meal is coming from. That is why David Blackwell Law started Justice 4 Kids, a nonprofit program that provides food-filled backpacks for children who may not have access to a good meal outside of school.