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Knigths of columbus raise money for special nneds
Monday, October 29, 2012
Area church invites Columbia community to Holiday and Christmas festival weekend
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
knights of columbus help mentally challenged children
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Irmo Knights of Columbus have another fundraiser to benefit mentally challenged
IRMO- Our Lady of the Hills' Knights of Columbus Council 6892 will hold another community wide Operation H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Everyday) breakfast for its Council's 2010-2011 Operation H.O.P.E. fund raising efforts, on Saturday October 29, 2011. The family and community oriented fund raising breakfast will be held at Fatz Cafe,located at 7420 Broad River Road in Irmo,and will be from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM. Operation H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Everyday) is a nation wide Knights of Columbus campaign, that benefits various charities that work to assist and enhance the lives of physically and mentally Challenged citizens, and 85 percent of all proceeds stay within the community in which they are raised. All of the proceeds for Operation H.O.P.E fund raisers put on by Irmo Council 6892, at Our Lady of the Hills Catholic Church, go to support Special Olympics and Pendergrass Fairwold School in Columbia. Over the past several years, Knights of Columbus 6892 Council has actively assisted, and continues to assist these organizations, and their clients. The entire public's participation in raising funds for the essential and heart warming services that benefit participants at the South Carolina Special Olympics, and the students at Pendergrass Fairwold School provide would be greatly appreciated. Tickets are $7.00, and may be purchased in advance or at the Broad River Rd. Fatz Cafe, on the day of the event. For more information on this October 29th Community fund raising event sponsored by the Irmo Knights of Columbus Council, or to make a donation, interested persons may contact Doug Mader, Operation Hope Chairman, at 803-240-4733. They may also contact Keith H. Seymour, Knights of Columbus 6892 Volunteer Community and Public Relations person at 803-960-8785
Friday, August 5, 2011
Knights of Columbus in Irmo has Fund raiser to benefit disabled at local cici's pizza
IRMO- Our Lady of the Hills' Knights of Columbus Council 6892 will hold a community wide Operation H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Everyday) Dinner for for its Council's 2011-201 Operation H.O.P.E. fund raising efforts, on Wednesday, August 24, 2011. The family and community oriented fund raising breakfast will be held at CiCi's Pizza located at 1620 St. Andrews Road located near Irmo,and will be from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. Operation H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Everyday) is a nation wide Knights of Columbus campaign, that benefits various charities that work to assist and enhance the lives of physically and mentally Challenged citizens, and 85 percent of all proceeds stay within the community in which they are raised. All of the proceeds for Operation H.O.P.E fund raisers put on by Irmo Council 6892, at Our Lady of the Hills Catholic Church, go to support South Carolina Special Olympics and Pendergrass Fairwold School in Columbia. Our Lady of the Hills' Irmo Knights of Columbus Council has received such a wonderful response from its last two annual Saturday breakfast at Fatz Cafe in Irmo, that they decided to have an evening fund raising event at a local restaurant, so more of the public and their families may get involved in this worthy project, Over the past several years, Knights of Columbus 6892 Council has actively assisted, and continues to assist these organizations, and their clients. The entire public's participation in raising funds for the essential and heart warming services that the Special Olympics and Pendergrass Fairwold School provide would be greatly appreciated. For more information on this important August 24th Community fund raising event sponsored by the Irmo Knights of Columbus Council, or to send donations to the Operation H.O.P.E foundation interested persons may contact Doug Mader, Operation Hope Chairman, at 803-240-4733.
Friday, March 11, 2011
Irmo St, Vincent De paul society holds fund raiser for the needy
Irmo St. Vincent De Paul Society to Hold Fund Raising Breakfast fir the Needy
Irmo- The Irmo Chapter of the St. Vincent De Paul Society, at Our Lady of the Hills Catholic Church,
will hold a fundraising breakfast on March 19, 2011.
The event, which will be held at the Fatz Cafe', located at 7420 Broad River Rd, Irmo, South
Carolina, will be held from 7:30-10:30 A.M.
Tickets are $7.00, and may be purchased in advance or at the door, and all proceeds will go to
the Sr. Vincent De Paul Society to help assist with the financial needs of those in the Columbia-
Irmo communities.
The St. Vincent De Paul Society is a Catholic lay organization, whose mission is to assist with
the financial needs of the needy in the community
For more information on this event, the Our Lady of the Hills St. Vincent De Paul Society, its
events or programs, interested parties may contact Ms. Roseann Helms at 803- 798-4265.
Knights of Columbus donates three thousand dollars worth of labor and supplies to repair church property
Irmo Knights of Columbus Donates Labor and Supplies to Replace Roof on Church Picnic Shelter
IRMO- Father Frederick Suggs Knights of Columbus Council 6892, in Irmo, donated supplies and two
days of labor to repair the roof on the parish picnic shelter, which had been severely destroyed
through years of water damage and age.
The project in which twenty one of the council's knights participated, was led by recently
exemplified 4th degree Knight, Jose' Rodriquez, a professional contractor, and council Grand
Knight Gerald Cotoure.
According to Council Grand Knight, Sir Knight, Gerard Cotoure. Donation of labor and supplies
by the council saved the church approximately three thousand dollars.
For more information on Irmo Knights of Columbus, and its various programs and projects,
interested parties may contact Gerard Cotoure at 803-760-8015
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Irmo knights of columbus raise more than $6,000 for special needs children
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 27 2011 Irmo Knights of Columbus Raises and Donates More Than $6,000 to Organizations Assisting Mentally Disabled and special Needs Students. IRMO- Our Lady of the Hills' Knights of Columbus Council 6892 recently held its annual luncheon and presentation to benefit its sponsored organizations, assisting mentally disabled children an children with special needs. The Irmo Knights of Columbus Council, which made one hundred and five percent of its fund raising goal for this year, held the February 19,2011 event at the church;s family life center, Located at 120 Marydale Lane. The Irmo Knights of Columbus Council, which made one hundred and five percent of this year's fund raising goal, made presentations of $3,085.17 each to the Fairwold Pendergrass School for mentally challenged students, located in Columbia, and the South Carolina Special Olympics. The presentations were made by council grand knight, Sir Knight Gerald Couture, and Father, David Whitman of Our Lady of the Hills Catholic Church. Father Whitman who recently became parochial vicar of Our Lady of the Hills Church, is also a member of the Knights of Columbus Organizations. The Irmo council would like to thank the community and the following local businesses for their continuing support of the Operation H.O.P.E fundraisers,that helped raise the more than $6,000 that was raised to benefit Fairworld Pendergrass School and South Carolina Special Olympics. Irmo Fatz Cafe' at 7420 Broad River Road, that sponsored the kickoff breakfast, this past August; Kroger Grocery store in Irmo, Sams Club Store in Harbison, and Wal-Mart on Bush River Rd. Operation H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Everyday) is a nation wide Knights of Columbus campaign, that benefits various charities that work to assist and enhance the lives of physically and mentally Challenged citizens, and 85 percent of all proceeds stay within the community in which they are raised. For more information on the Irmo Knights of Columbus Council's Operation H.O.P.E fund raising programs to benefit the mentally disadvantaged citizens interested persons may contact Jim Sansonetti, Operation Hope Chairman, at 803-361-1801.
