Sixteen Children and chaperones from Helping Hands and twenty-four children and chaperones from the Collins Children’s Home & Family Ministries attended the Clemson-Boston College  game as guests of the Foundation.

Helping Hands of Clemson is an emergency shelter for abused and neglected children, primarily serving Anderson, Greenville, Oconee, and Pickens counties.

Collins Children’s Home & Family Ministries, Seneca, S.C. cares for children and supports families in an atmosphere that instills feelings of acceptance, safety, permanence, dignity, and joy while teaching important life skills and a work ethic that will enable them to be productive members of society.

Jennifer Barbour, Executive Director Helping Hands, “The kids were so excited! This is something they would never have the opportunity to do if it was not for the foundation.”

Coach Swinney, “I have been where those children are, without a home. This is the least we can do to brighten their lives.”

Tammy and Tracy Swinney Presenting Tickets and Spending Money for the Children
to Alena Pelfrey, Executive Director Collins Home