Our Gratitude to All
This issue of The Laurel is filled with expressions of community and gratitude, a joyful celebration of thanksgiving in this season of Thanksgiving.
This issue of The Laurel is filled with expressions of community and gratitude, a joyful celebration of thanksgiving in this season of Thanksgiving.
“The Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation expresses profound gratitude for the generous support from Highlands Country Club and the Bob Jones Invitational Golf Tournament,” stated Charlotte Muir, Executive Director of the Health Foundation.
A portion of Sunday’s “Shot at Redemption” ticket sales will now benefit local and regional non-profit organizations·. Abraham Alexander and headliner Lee Fields & The Expressions will perform at the fundraiser, with more special guests to be announced in the weeks to come.
A new psychotherapeutic treatment offers help to those suffering from the effects of trauma. For information, contact the Counseling Center at [email protected] or call (864) 481-0598.
The International Friendship Center serves as a beacon and lifeline for tempest-tossed immigrants.
Handsome Kane, CH Humane Society’s champion ribbon-chewer, is patiently waiting for a loving home.
Spanning the entire 2024-2025 School Year, The Literacy & Learning Center’s tutoring services are free for students of
all ages.
Pisgah Legal Services provides legal aid to the Plateau’s most vulnerable citizens. For more information, go to pisgahlegal.org or call (828) 575-1353.
Highlands Counseling Center, housed in the Peggy Crosby Center, is dedicated to helping those in crisis. To learn how you can help, email [email protected] or call (864) 481-0598.
By any measure, the Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society’s busy summer was built upon a foundation of compassion, mixed with an overwhelming playfulness.
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