$51,051

in total aid given to clients.

Highlights include:

18 families were saved from being evicted from their homes.

1 family was able to avoid foreclosure on their home.

This household includes a grandmother, a full-time working mother, three adult children and two toddlers.

8 homeless families moved into stable housing.

5 families avoided having their electric service disconnected.

2 car payments prevented repossession of vehicles and enabled the clients to continue getting to work.

1 family received successful extermination services for a severe bed bug infestation.

2 families received new bedding and linens following bed bug treatments.

1 disabled client with severe PTSD was frightened by the constant gunfire in her neighborhood. Dove Fund helped her move into a safer area.

1 teenager with a brain injury was connected with home healthcare services. 

4 families received furniture and other necessary household goods.

1 elderly resident of a retirement home was saved from eviction after Dove Fund helped him through the process of getting Medicare to cover his monthly bills. 

1 family with 9 school-aged children had their water service saved from disconnection. Dove paid off the balance and hired a plumber to repair a gushing leak under the house.

As  faith-based nonprofit, we emphasize faith in God and the power of prayer with our clients. We hosted an ice cream social in the summer at James Island County Park for 25 moms and children. 

Along with financial assistance, we also have a regular “friendly visitor” ministry at several residential care facilities. Most of the residents are indigent and have little family support. These visits are a tangible reminder that they are valued and loved.