by Tucker Lentz | Oct 25, 2026 | News, Photo Albums, Separationist, Volunteering
Today 10 volunteers enjoyed a lovely morning cleaning up a section of Azalea Drive as part of the Adopt A Highway program. We picked up 20 bags of trash (a record) as well as lots of boards, boxes, and construction material. We even found a dishwasher rack! This was...
by Tucker Lentz | Oct 17, 2026 | Activism, Photo Albums, Separationist, Volunteering
October is LGBTQ+ History Month, and Charleston celebrates pride. It also helps that it isn’t usually sweltering in October like it is in June. Charleston Pride held its annual parade and Pride Festival on October 17th. That date also coincides with the No Kings...
by Tucker Lentz | Oct 17, 2026 | News, Photo Albums, Volunteering
From the Food Bank to the hands of our neighbors! On October 18, 2026, eight SHL volunteers joined community partners at Park Circle Cares to distribute fresh, nutritious food to local families. Among the bounty of apples, cabbage, squash, sweet potatoes, and other...
by Tucker Lentz | Oct 13, 2026 | News, Photo Albums, Volunteering
Eleven humanists rolled up their sleeves at the Lowcountry Food Bank on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, helping prepare food for neighbors in need. Our crew packed Backpack Buddies—bags of food for schoolchildren who may not have enough to eat at home—and bagged fresh...
by Tucker Lentz | Sep 27, 2026 | News, Photo Albums, Volunteering
Nine SHL volunteers spent Sunday morning, September 27, 2026 cleaning up our adopted stretch of highway, collecting more than 18 bags of trash along the way. It was a beautiful morning to be outside, with roadside wildflowers and pea pods in bloom and butterflies...
by Tucker Lentz | Sep 26, 2026 | Charity of the Quarter, News, Photo Albums, Separationist, Volunteering
The Secular Humanists of the Lowcountry (SHL) raised $1,651.30 for the Lowcountry Food Bank’s 6th annual Walk to Fight Hunger and was recognized as the event’s top fundraising team.* Helping others is fundamental to our humanist values. We believe in our...
