Read the most recent news and stories from our neighbors thanks for the help of our Bluffton Self Help staff and volunteers.
Chasing Possibility: Sabrina’s Story
When Sabrina first came to Bluffton Self Help, she was working full-time at a job she enjoyed—but the quiet pull for something more kept tugging at her. She knew earning her GED was the key to unlocking new opportunities, yet the thought of returning to the classroom...
Volunteer Spotlight: Joe Kern
We want to express our heartfelt gratitude for Joe Kern’s invaluable work and dedication to his students. A tutor since 2023, he embarked on his BSH volunteer journey by leading ESL conversation classes on Hilton Head Island...
Molly’s Story
Molly, a single mom, sought help from Bluffton Self Help while rebuilding her life after leaving a challenging domestic violence situation. Despite securing a new job with improved pay, bills remained a struggle. Molly received...
Teresa’s Story
In a world where life can change in an instant, Teresa, a dedicated educator for 25 years, found herself facing an unimaginable challenge. A catastrophic spinal fusion left her paralyzed, altering the course of her life forever....
Stories of Hope: Jane & Joe
Jane and Joe welcomed the newest addition to their family - a beautiful baby girl - in May 2024. Unfortunately, their newest family member had a bumpy start due to numerous health issues, requiring regular trips to MUSC in...
Carl’s Story
Carl is a full-time hospice care patient with a wife who is also navigating multiple health issues. Regardless, Carl - a proud man, reluctant to ask for help – continues to manage the household as best as he can. After living in...
Celebrating Success: Kennedy Smalls, Ida Martin Scholarship Recipient
Bluffton Self Help is proud to celebrate the achievements of Kennedy Smalls, who received the Ida Martin Scholarship last year. A dedicated and ambitious young woman, Kennedy has recently graduated from the University of South...
