The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 05, 1977, Page Page 2, Image 2
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The Carolina Cares eharity drive o
raised $15,000 this year, more than
raised in previous years, but $5,000 d
short of the $20,000 goal. d
This year $6,600 in cash was cl
raised, a figure surpassing those of ^
previous years. On December 1, C
during the main drive $4,000 was V
collected, the Basketball Marathon G
brought in $1,400 and the Gong N
Show netted $1,200. The donated Si
goods were valued at $8,000 and
$9,000. [~ji
On Friday December 1, twelve |
selected families came to the I
warehouse where the goods were |
stored first served basis and |
picked up what they wanted. The |
iaimues were cnosen on ine oasis
of telephone calls received
requesting donations to these
particular families.
AS L()N(i as a needy family sent
in two references from a Pastor, a
Social Worker or the Social
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Third class postage paid at Columbia. 1
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ecurity Office Ihey were eligible
j received collected items, Shahid
aid. Between 1,100 and 1,200 cans
f food was distributed.
The committee will reconvene to
ecide how the money will be
ivided between the twelve
Parities, which are: the Alston/ilkes
Society, Council on Aging,
ommunity Cares "Meals on
r'heels", Wilkinson Home for
iris, (he Babcock Center,
lidlands Center, Crafts Farrow.
tate Hospital and Brothers and
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on their individual needs and the
committee will distribute money
accordingly.
EVEN THOUGH people were
concerned with the rain becoming
a disadvantage on the day of the
main drive, it didn't prove to be a
deterrent in the wav nf rnllpofinc
money. The most money collected
by a largf group was received
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i they Drought in $700.34. ihe
i largest single group, Air Force
i ROTC collected $202.56 and the
Sororities collected $648.03 in
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