Myrtle Beach Gets a Heartwarming Gift: Meals on Wheels Finds a Forever Home!

A big and exciting announcement came out of Myrtle Beach this past Friday evening, and it’s something that locals can truly feel good about! Meals on Wheels of Horry and Georgetown County is officially getting a forever home! That’s right, folks! This amazing non-profit is set to build its very own facility, thanks to a generous donation from none other than local hero Bobby Anderson and his family.

A Night of Celebration

During a festive gala, Bobby and his family revealed their donation of a whopping 20 acres of land. This incredible parcel is nestled near the bustling intersection of Hwy 701 and SC-22. Can you imagine the possibilities on that beautiful stretch of land? The room erupted in applause and excitement when the announcement was made, as everyone present knew how significant this gift is for our community.

Support from the Community

If that wasn’t heartwarming enough, someone also stepped up with an anonymous donation of $100,000! Talk about community spirit! It just proves that Myrtle Beach knows how to come together for a good cause. Everyone wants to see Meals on Wheels thrive in our area, and this is a giant leap towards making that happen!

Making a Dream Come True

Now that they have the land, the team at Meals on Wheels has their sights set on building their dream facility. However, there’s still a bit of a journey ahead. To make their vision come true, they will need to raise a total of $1.7 million. So far, they have successfully collected $443,000—which is an impressive start, no doubt!

How You Can Help

For all you generous souls out there, if you’d like to contribute to this amazing cause, every little bit helps! Whether it’s a couple of bucks or a larger donation, you can be part of this uplifting project. Imagine being a part of something that brings so much joy and support to our elderly and homebound neighbors. Isn’t that a beautiful feeling?

The Heart of Our Community

Meals on Wheels does incredible work in our community, delivering fresh meals and a friendly smile to those who need it most. Their volunteers are some of the kindest folks you’ll ever meet, making sure that no one in Horry and Georgetown counties feels alone or neglected. Having a dedicated space will only enhance their ability to serve our community even better!

Looking Ahead

The plans for this new facility are still in the works, but everyone is buzzing with ideas about what the future holds. Imagine a warm, welcoming space that can facilitate meal prep, coordination of deliveries, and serve as a hub for community activities. This is more than just a building; it’s a structure that symbolizes care, compassion, and community support.

Wrap-Up

If you’re as excited as we are about Meals on Wheels finding their forever home, let’s rally around this cause! Whether it’s through donations, volunteering, or simply spreading the word, we can all contribute to this project in our own way. Thank you, Myrtle Beach, for continuing to show what a strong, caring community we have!

Let’s keep the positive vibes going and support Meals on Wheels as they embark on this exciting new chapter!


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