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The Gift of Transportation

Interfaith Hospitality Network, Uncategorized
Jessica Lyons is a young mother who came to United Ministries from Serenity Place, a residential treatment center for women with young children.  Over the past few years, Jessica has faced many obstacles: substance misuse and addiction, losing custody of children, lack of steady income and safe housing, as well as emotional and physical trauma…
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Job Opening: Director of Mission Advancement

Job Opening
Join the United Ministries’ team! We’re expanding and looking to add a new Director of Mission Advancement. Director of Mission Advancement The Director of Mission Advancement leads the agency in the development and implementation of the comprehensive fundraising strategy for its $2.5+ million operating budget. The Director of Mission Advancement manages all development systems and…
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We’re Hiring!

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Spring has sprung at United Ministries, bringing new opportunities with it! We are currently hiring for 1 position: Director of Mission Advancement The Director of Mission Advancement leads the agency in the development and implementation of the comprehensive fundraising strategy for its $2.5+ million operating budget. The Director of Mission Advancement manages all development systems…
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Tish: Undeniable Motivation

Financial Coaching, Interfaith Hospitality Network, Participant Stories - Interfaith Hospitality Network
Tish and her three sons were welcomed into our Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN) emergency shelter during the beginning of the pandemic. Having completed treatment at Serenity Place, a residential treatment center for mothers struggling with addiction, Tish’s motivation to continue her journey to self-sufficiency and regain stability for her family was undeniable. She began meeting…
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50 Stories for 50 Years: Lizzie Bebber

50th Anniversary, Mission Advancement
You may know Lizzie Bebber as United Ministries’ patient and thoughtful new Executive Director: a person who goes the extra mile to get things done. While this is certainly true now, this attitude of service towards her community is one that was molded from a young age. Her passion for helping others “started as a…
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50 Stories for 50 Years: Kreg Kimmons

50th Anniversary, Participant Stories
After experiencing his own demons in life, Kreg Kimmons is now on the path of giving “hope to the hopeless,” since he knows what it’s like to be hopeless himself. Kreg has had “25 years in the restaurant business,” a monetarily successful time when he became reliant on drugs and alcohol. This lifestyle eventually led…
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50 Stories for 50 Years: Rufus Perry

50th Anniversary, Adult Education, Volunteers
Rufus Everette Perry is a modern-day Renaissance Man. He has a passion for travel and dining as well as helping others in a variety of ways. This is seen in his 25-year career commitment to corporate and career training at Greenville Tech, as well as the volunteerism he devoted himself to after he retired. Considering…
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50 Stories for 50 Years: JoKeitha Seabrook

50th Anniversary
JoKeitha Seabrook is “a server of people,” a role that she has incorporated into her professional life. She has been working at the United Way of Greenville County (UWGC) for 9 years, after working in both banking and for the local government. Recently, she has stepped into the position of Associate Vice President of Community…
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50 Stories for 50 Years: Bob Dillon

50th Anniversary, Board of Directors
Bob Dillon migrated to Greenville from Pennsylvania in 1971 with the textile business opportunities South Carolina offered. Making a living with a textile company, he also held a passion to become immersed with his new community. He found that “Leadership Greenville and Leadership SC were great ways to learn more about the local environment.” Just…
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