HGTC Donates Food to Help Those in Need
Food Service Department at HGTC joins efforts to help those struggling during COVID-19.
Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) donated all unused food items on the Conway and Grand Strand Campuses this week. The donation was in response to the Patricia Grand Hotel’s efforts to collect and provide leftover food for families seriously in need in Horry County. The College Student Food Service Department provided items such as bread, meat, chips, and drinks that will be delivered to those who desperately need it as the pandemic continues to affect so many who are suffering after losing their jobs.
“As we are all facing this crisis, HGTC is committed to helping as many as possible get through this difficult time,” said Dr. Marilyn M. Fore, HGTC President. “I want our community to know that we have been here to serve you and we will continue to serve you.”
Normally, all three HGTC campuses would be packed with students, but that’s not the case this semester with no in-person classes allowed due to the Coronavirus. Throughout this situation, HGTC has remained committed to preparing students for careers in business and industry that will improve their quality of life. Even with the restrictions in place, the College is still honoring all students by providing its educational mission through online instruction.
As always, HGTC stands ready to help the community.
If you would like to join the efforts, please complete this form:
If you would like to request assistance, please complete this form:
For more information about this effort to support those in need, please contact:
Community Fellowship of Myrtle Beach
659 Robert M. Grissom Pkwy., MB SC 29577
Attention: Connor’s CommUNITY Drive
tmoore@christianacademysaints.org