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FUN IS, INDEED, GOOD
Gary Kunath (from left), Mike Veeck and Al Fahden goof around during the Fun Is Good One-Day Seminar. The seminar focused on improving employee retention and maximizing potential through innovation and creativity in the work place. Kunath is president of the Summit Group; Veeck is president of the Charleston RiverDogs and author of “Fun is Good: How To Create Joy & Passion in Your Workplace & Career;” and Fahden is a former stand-up comedian.
DORCHESTER DEVELOPMENT BOARD HONORS JENKINS
The Dorchester County Economic Development Board and the Dorchester County Council honored Ken Jenkins of St. George for his 14 years of service as a board member. Pictured, from left: Howard Muckenfuss; Bill Byrd; George Tupper, DCEDB chairman; Jenkins; Willie Davis, Dorchester County Council; Linwood Ling; Kenny Waggoner, Dorchester County Council; and Bill Hearn.
LOCAL GROUPS WORK TOGETHER TO REPAINT HOUSE
Four Lowcountry nonprofit organizations, Charleston Area Community Development Corp., the Noisette Foundation, His Way Ministry Civic Justice Corps and S.C. STRONG, came together to seal and repaint a home that was improperly finished when it was built. Pictured, from left: Heath Hoffman, John Hamilton, Ashley Pennington, and Willie Campbell.
SUMMERVILLE RESIDENT TRAVELS TO NASHVILLE FOR HABITAT PROJECT
Summerville’s Jerry Hemmelgarn traveled to Nashville, Tenn., in early November along with nearly 300 volunteers nationwide to help construct 10 Habitat for Humanity houses in one week on one block. The event was the inaugural Whirlpool Building Blocks project, designed to help eliminate substandard housing in the United States.
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