Beyond BASIC Receives Donation from Summerville Business Professionals
Molly Smith • February 18, 2020
(Summerville, SC) February 18, 2020 – Summerville Business Professionals recently made a contribution to Beyond BASIC Life Skills in order to support their move to a new facility at 406 Gum Street in Summerville, SC.
“As we continue to settle into our new space in Summerville, we are so grateful for the generous donation from Summerville Business Professionals. Beyond BASIC simply could not do what we are doing without the support from these local business leaders and community partners,” says Molly Smith, Chief Operating Officer and Co-founder.
Beyond BASIC:
Beyond BASIC is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that assists adults with intellectual disabilities in becoming contributing members of society by providing a program that enables independent living skills beyond the basics. Their curriculum provides tools and develops skills in an individualized program that fosters independence to the fullest extent while advocating a movement for inclusion within the community. Beyond BASIC serves the Charleston area with locations in Mt Pleasant and Summerville. For more information visit www.beyondbasiclifeskills.org or www.facebook.com/Beyondbasiclifeskills/
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Contact:
Molly Smith
803.603.1386
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