Saluting Carol: Recognized as ‘Outstanding Person of the Year’ at the SAIP Annual Awards Banquet
The Spartanburg Association of Insurance Professionals (SAIP) is thrilled to announce the return of its long-anticipated Annual Awards Banquet. After an unavoidable hiatus due to the global Covid pandemic, this much-loved event is making a strong comeback, reinvigorating a cherished tradition of celebrating outstanding individuals within the community. This...
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Proceeds from Carol’s Hope Thrift Store helps families battling childhood cancer
For 22 years Carol Moeller has provided financial assistance to families battling childhood cancer. She was led to help after seeing the financial and emotional toll the disease places on a family when a good friend’s granddaughter was diagnosed. Carol started fundraising for the family by going to local...
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Thank You Mary Black Hospital Auxiliary!
Thank you for your generous donation, Mary Black Hospital Auxiliary!
Carol’s Hope For Childhood Cancer Opens Easley Location
From our friends at WYFF: EASLEY, S.C. — For families with children who have cancer, a simple gift can go a long way. An organization that helps families like these is expanding in the Upstate. Carol’s Hope Thrift Store opened its third store in Easley. There are two others in...
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Thank You Boiling Springs Business Association!
From Boiling Springs Living: Carol Moeller was named 2020 Citizen of the Year for fulfilling her mission to support families facing childhood cancer through Carol’s Hope Thrift Store. Sales from the stores in Boiling Springs and Spartanburg help families with expenses related to scheduled cancer treatments that often require out-of-town...
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Thrift Stores Give Hope to Families Battling Cancer
From Our Friends at Boiling Springs Living: Carol and her husband Jack had moved to South Carolina from Indiana for his job. She was working full-time for a company when she began raising money through various fundraisers, poker runs, auctions and the like to support her new nonprofit Carol’s Hope...
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