(Greenwood, S.C., February 6, 2024) – The EATON Charitable Gift Fund of EATON Corporation generously donated $25,000 to the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation. The donation is earmarked for the purchase of a new, mobile 3D mammography vehicle to serve Greenwood and the Lakelands region with state-of-the-art mammography services.
“EATON’s Charitable Gift Committee evaluates numerous requests for support each year. Once again, we are pleased to support the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation because most of our team members will benefit by having a premier healthcare provider close to home. Not only will this new mobile mammography vehicle serve EATON and other employers in the area, it will also afford thousands of women with the opportunity to have this life saving screening in their community, as the vehicle is typically on the road 20+/- days every month,” said Chelsey Steifle, EATON HR Manager.
Executive Director of the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation, Ken Coffey said, “We thank EATON Corporation for their past and ongoing support. EATON has been a steadfast supporter of our Foundation and has contributed nearly $200,000 for us to meet the healthcare needs of our community. We are proud to have EATON as a Platinum level member of our Corporate Honor Roll program, and we are extremely grateful for their continued investment in the future of healthcare in Greenwood and the Lakelands region.”
Pictured from left to right: Ken Coffey, Exec. Director, SRH Foundation; John Cooper, Chair, SRH Foundation Board of Trustees; Mark O’Hara, EATON; Ryan Benson, EATON; Jim Hull, EATON; Phyllis Manzer, EATON; Ward Ledbetter, EATON; Charles Fuller, EATON; Chelsey Steifle, HR Manager, EATON; Olivia Lewis, EATON; Jessica Garcia, Development Officer, SRH Foundation
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(Greenwood, S.C., February 6, 2024) – Representatives from Countybank and Greenwood Capital recently presented the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation with a charitable gift in support of the Foundation’s Equation For Progress Campaign. “We are pleased to be able to make a gift of this magnitude to the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation. We know that 1 in 8 men and 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with prostate cancer and breast cancer, respectively. At Countybank and Greenwood Capital, we are pleased to be part of the solution to the Equation For Progress for the betterment of those touched by these two forms of cancer,” said David Tompkins, Commercial Banking Manager with Countybank.
“Countybank and Greenwood Capital have been leaders among our corporate donors, and their continuing support of our mission is very much appreciated,” said Ken Coffey, Executive Director, Self Regional Healthcare Foundation.
Pictured left to right: Ken Coffey, Executive Director, Self Regional Healthcare Foundation; John Wiseman, Director of Fixed Income, Greenwood Capital; John Cooper, Senior Private Client Advisor, Greenwood Capital; Walter Todd, President/CIO, Greenwood Capital; Dayle Mumford, Professional & Executive Relationship Manager, Countybank; David Tompkins, Commercial Banking Manager, Countybank; April Prince, Trust Officer, Countybank; and Wells Dunlap, Senior Operations Manager, Countybank
For more information about the Equation For Progress Campaign, please visit www.selfregionalfoundation.org or contact the Foundation at (864)725-4256.
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During the month of October, The Peer Educators from the Wellness Center at Lander University raised funds to promote the early detection of breast cancer. Proceeds from the initiative were donated to the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation to support Self Regional Healthcare’s plans to establish a comprehensive breast center and the purchase of a new 3-D mobile mammography motor coach.
From left to right: Ken Coffey, Executive Dir., Self Regional Healthcare Foundation), Samelia Abney (Director of Disability Services), Mia Adams, Alfred McKnight, Jordon Green, Zoie Fleming, Jessica Duran (Graduate Assistant for the Peer Educators), LaPorsiha Crawford (Director of Health Services)
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Self Regional Healthcare Foundation is pleased to announce Denise Manley and Dr. Lindsay Snider as the honorary chairs for the 2024 Annual Mid-Winter Ball.
Mrs. Manley served as a co-chair for the 2023 Ball and is the owner of Mary Frances Limited in Uptown Greenwood. Dr. Snider is a dentist with Cambridge Dental and is member of the Foundation’s Madame Curie Society.
The Ball is set for the evening of Saturday, February 24, 2024, and will be held at the Medford Family Center at Piedmont Technical College. The theme for the ball is “A Night at the Oscars.”
“Lindsay and I are thrilled to serve as the ball chairs for this wonderful event. We thought last year’s Mid-Winter Ball was one of the best! Not only did attendees have a great time, the 2023 Ball netted $145,000 in support of the Foundation’s efforts to bring advanced robotic surgery capabilities and a comprehensive breast center for Greenwood and the Lakelands region,” said Denise Manley.
“Our goal is to create an even greater experience for Ball attendees and raise $150,000 to help the Foundation with the purchase of a new, 3-D mobile mammography motor coach which is part of the Equation For Progress Campaign,” said Dr. Lindsay Snider.
Last month, the Foundation announced a lead gift of $250,000 from the Dabo Swinney All In Team Foundation to help with the purchase of a 3-D mobile mammography motor coach which is estimated to cost $750,000 +/-.
As one of Greenwood’s most anticipated social events of the year, the black-tie evening is traditionally a sellout. The headlining entertainment will be the Atlanta Groove Factory. Attendees will also be treated to a gourmet menu created by Self Regional Healthcare’s Food and Nutrition staff and will get to participate in the ever-popular silent auction with opportunities to bid on vacations, gift certificates, activities and much more.
Since its inception, the Mid-Winter Ball has raised more than $3 million on behalf of Self Regional Healthcare. For more information, please contact the Foundation office at 864-725-4256.
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On Saturday, October 28, 2023, the City of McCormick, SC was painted pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The community joined together in a walk to help Self Regional Healthcare fight breast cancer. 150 people participated in the walk including 30 cancer survivors. The Walk raised $9,500.
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Thousands of people across the Lakelands just received some great news in the fight against breast cancer. The Dabo Swinney All In Team Foundation announced that it will make a lead gift of $250,000 to help Self Regional Healthcare purchase a new, 3-D mammography motor coach. The Self Regional Healthcare Foundation will also provide financial support to purchase this new vehicle. One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, and according to SCDHEC, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women in South Carolina.
“We are so thrilled to have the support of Coach and Mrs. Swinney’s Foundation. This generous commitment will go a long way towards helping us provide lifesaving technology that will help with the early detection of breast cancer. This new vehicle will ensure that women across the region will have access to the most advanced breast imaging equipment available today,” said Dr. Matt Logan, President and CEO of Self Regional Healthcare.
It was no coincidence that this announcement took place during October, which is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 3-D mammography has been proven to be the most effective modality in early breast cancer detection, and the earlier detection occurs, the better the chances of survival.
“This incredibly generous gift ties in perfectly with our Equation For Progress Campaign which, in part, is focused on creating a comprehensive breast center of excellence for women. We hope to have some additional news about the center in 2024, but this project may very well be the most consequential project our Foundation has ever undertaken,” said Ken Coffey, Executive Director of the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation.
“Breast cancer is close to home for the Swinney family. Coach Swinney’s wife, Kathleen, lost her older sister to breast cancer, and thanks to breakthrough research and early detection, both Kathleen and her younger sister discovered that they carry the BRCA gene, making the risk of disease very close to her and the Swinney family. We are honored to partner with the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation to make mammograms and treatment more affordable and accessible to those in the Greenwood and Lakelands Region,” said Lexie Vick, Assistant Director of Dabo’s All In Team Foundation.
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$25,000 Donation from Eaton Corporation
/in Announcements(Greenwood, S.C., February 6, 2024) – The EATON Charitable Gift Fund of EATON Corporation generously donated $25,000 to the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation. The donation is earmarked for the purchase of a new, mobile 3D mammography vehicle to serve Greenwood and the Lakelands region with state-of-the-art mammography services.
“EATON’s Charitable Gift Committee evaluates numerous requests for support each year. Once again, we are pleased to support the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation because most of our team members will benefit by having a premier healthcare provider close to home. Not only will this new mobile mammography vehicle serve EATON and other employers in the area, it will also afford thousands of women with the opportunity to have this life saving screening in their community, as the vehicle is typically on the road 20+/- days every month,” said Chelsey Steifle, EATON HR Manager.
Executive Director of the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation, Ken Coffey said, “We thank EATON Corporation for their past and ongoing support. EATON has been a steadfast supporter of our Foundation and has contributed nearly $200,000 for us to meet the healthcare needs of our community. We are proud to have EATON as a Platinum level member of our Corporate Honor Roll program, and we are extremely grateful for their continued investment in the future of healthcare in Greenwood and the Lakelands region.”
Countybank and Greenwood Capital Make Gift
/in Announcements(Greenwood, S.C., February 6, 2024) – Representatives from Countybank and Greenwood Capital recently presented the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation with a charitable gift in support of the Foundation’s Equation For Progress Campaign. “We are pleased to be able to make a gift of this magnitude to the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation. We know that 1 in 8 men and 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with prostate cancer and breast cancer, respectively. At Countybank and Greenwood Capital, we are pleased to be part of the solution to the Equation For Progress for the betterment of those touched by these two forms of cancer,” said David Tompkins, Commercial Banking Manager with Countybank.
“Countybank and Greenwood Capital have been leaders among our corporate donors, and their continuing support of our mission is very much appreciated,” said Ken Coffey, Executive Director, Self Regional Healthcare Foundation.
For more information about the Equation For Progress Campaign, please visit www.selfregionalfoundation.org or contact the Foundation at (864)725-4256.
Lander University Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month
/in AnnouncementsDuring the month of October, The Peer Educators from the Wellness Center at Lander University raised funds to promote the early detection of breast cancer. Proceeds from the initiative were donated to the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation to support Self Regional Healthcare’s plans to establish a comprehensive breast center and the purchase of a new 3-D mobile mammography motor coach.
Do you have a story of appreciation and gratitude for SRH? We would love to hear from you! Share your story here: https://forms.office.com/r/AHxWeFvhWv
SRHF Announces Chairs and Date for the 2024 Mid-Winter Ball
/in AnnouncementsSelf Regional Healthcare Foundation is pleased to announce Denise Manley and Dr. Lindsay Snider as the honorary chairs for the 2024 Annual Mid-Winter Ball.
Mrs. Manley served as a co-chair for the 2023 Ball and is the owner of Mary Frances Limited in Uptown Greenwood. Dr. Snider is a dentist with Cambridge Dental and is member of the Foundation’s Madame Curie Society.
The Ball is set for the evening of Saturday, February 24, 2024, and will be held at the Medford Family Center at Piedmont Technical College. The theme for the ball is “A Night at the Oscars.”
“Lindsay and I are thrilled to serve as the ball chairs for this wonderful event. We thought last year’s Mid-Winter Ball was one of the best! Not only did attendees have a great time, the 2023 Ball netted $145,000 in support of the Foundation’s efforts to bring advanced robotic surgery capabilities and a comprehensive breast center for Greenwood and the Lakelands region,” said Denise Manley.
“Our goal is to create an even greater experience for Ball attendees and raise $150,000 to help the Foundation with the purchase of a new, 3-D mobile mammography motor coach which is part of the Equation For Progress Campaign,” said Dr. Lindsay Snider.
Last month, the Foundation announced a lead gift of $250,000 from the Dabo Swinney All In Team Foundation to help with the purchase of a 3-D mobile mammography motor coach which is estimated to cost $750,000 +/-.
As one of Greenwood’s most anticipated social events of the year, the black-tie evening is traditionally a sellout. The headlining entertainment will be the Atlanta Groove Factory. Attendees will also be treated to a gourmet menu created by Self Regional Healthcare’s Food and Nutrition staff and will get to participate in the ever-popular silent auction with opportunities to bid on vacations, gift certificates, activities and much more.
Since its inception, the Mid-Winter Ball has raised more than $3 million on behalf of Self Regional Healthcare. For more information, please contact the Foundation office at 864-725-4256.
Do you have a story of appreciation and gratitude for SRH? We would love to hear from you!
Share your story here: https://forms.office.com/r/AHxWeFvhWv
Paint McCormick Pink Walk Held
/in AnnouncementsOn Saturday, October 28, 2023, the City of McCormick, SC was painted pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The community joined together in a walk to help Self Regional Healthcare fight breast cancer. 150 people participated in the walk including 30 cancer survivors. The Walk raised $9,500.
Do you have a story of appreciation and gratitude for SRH? We would love to hear from you!
Share your story here: https://forms.office.com/r/AHxWeFvhWv
All In Team Foundation Makes Lead Gift
/in AnnouncementsThousands of people across the Lakelands just received some great news in the fight against breast cancer. The Dabo Swinney All In Team Foundation announced that it will make a lead gift of $250,000 to help Self Regional Healthcare purchase a new, 3-D mammography motor coach. The Self Regional Healthcare Foundation will also provide financial support to purchase this new vehicle. One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, and according to SCDHEC, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women in South Carolina.
“We are so thrilled to have the support of Coach and Mrs. Swinney’s Foundation. This generous commitment will go a long way towards helping us provide lifesaving technology that will help with the early detection of breast cancer. This new vehicle will ensure that women across the region will have access to the most advanced breast imaging equipment available today,” said Dr. Matt Logan, President and CEO of Self Regional Healthcare.
It was no coincidence that this announcement took place during October, which is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 3-D mammography has been proven to be the most effective modality in early breast cancer detection, and the earlier detection occurs, the better the chances of survival.
“This incredibly generous gift ties in perfectly with our Equation For Progress Campaign which, in part, is focused on creating a comprehensive breast center of excellence for women. We hope to have some additional news about the center in 2024, but this project may very well be the most consequential project our Foundation has ever undertaken,” said Ken Coffey, Executive Director of the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation.
“Breast cancer is close to home for the Swinney family. Coach Swinney’s wife, Kathleen, lost her older sister to breast cancer, and thanks to breakthrough research and early detection, both Kathleen and her younger sister discovered that they carry the BRCA gene, making the risk of disease very close to her and the Swinney family. We are honored to partner with the Self Regional Healthcare Foundation to make mammograms and treatment more affordable and accessible to those in the Greenwood and Lakelands Region,” said Lexie Vick, Assistant Director of Dabo’s All In Team Foundation.