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CHARLESTON AREANONPROFITSDirectoryCommunity Assistance ProgramUpdated March 2015
Table of ContentsAbout the Community Assistance Program . 2Methods . 3Limitations and Considerations for Future Research . 4Executive Summary. 5Art, Music, and Theatre.11Children and Youth .23Civil Rights, Social Action, and Advocacy .31Community Improvement .35Culture, Preservation, and Heritage .42Disability Services .47Disaster Aid and Emergency Services .50Economic Development .52Education.54Environmental Protection and Beautification .60Faith-based Organizations.64Food, Agriculture, and Nutrition.90Health and Fitness .92Homelessness and Housing .93Hospitals, Clinics, and Medical Research .98Human Services .102International .107Legal Services.111Mental Health and Crisis Intervention .113Parenting and Family .116Philanthropy, Foundations, and Trusts .119Professional Associations and Consortiums .153Schools .159Senior Services.167Sports, Hobbies, and Social .170Support Organizations .175Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program1
About the Community Assistance ProgramThe Mission:CAP serves the Lowcountry by assisting nonprofits and municipalities to reach their goals thusstrengthening our community. CAP is one of several outreach programs at the College of Charleston.The Vision:Through collaboration with nonprofit and local government administrators, CAP fulfills its missionto make a positive impact on our community beyond the College of Charleston campus.The History:The Community Assistance Program (CAP) started with a mission to provide technical assistance tolocal government in 1987. As the nonprofit sector expanded in the Lowcountry, CAP broadened itsmission to include assisting nonprofit organizations. The support services CAP offers are at low orno cost and can be tailored to the needs of the organization or municipality.Program Structure:The Community Assistance Program is a part of the Masters of Public Administration program atthe College of Charleston.Janet Key, the Director of CAP, has been an active public servant and faculty member. Key instructscourses on the fundamentals of nonprofit management at the College of Charleston, where she hasbeen for nearly 30 years.The graduate assistants are a team of four highly qualified students currently enrolled in the MPAprogram. The CAP graduate assistants work with organizations in their fields of interest whilecompleting coursework in the MPA program.CAP provides services to all organizations that believe they could benefit from the extra help.Services include: Capacity Building, Strategic Planning, and Organizational AssessmentFundraising, Marketing, and Grant ResearchProgram Development and EvaluationBoard and Volunteer TrainingSurvey and Quantitative ResearchData CollectionBudgeting and Financial ManagementLike CAP on Facebook: sit CAP on the web: leston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program2
MethodsThis project began as an idea that would allow for organizations in Charleston County to betterutilize the resources within the Lowcountry. As the project progressed, CAP noticed theredundancies within the different categories. It is the hope of CAP that this directory can grow withthe community and aid in collaboration, thereby streamlining the efforts of organizationsthroughout the Lowcountry.In order to determine which organizations to include on the list of nonprofits, CAP used the IRSExempt Organization Select Check tool to identify organizations eligible for tax deductiblecharitable contributions. This tool resulted in a list of over 800 registered nonprofits. From this, wegathered information on all nonprofits currently in good standing. The specific data gathered isoutlined below.The descriptive information provided by the IRS Exempt Organization Select Check includes: EIN (Employee Identification Number)Legal NameCityStateCountryDeductibility Status (not included on final report)To augment this list and create a user-friendly directory, CAP added other useful characteristics: Street AddressZip CodePhone NumberE-mailWebsiteMission StatementSignature EventThe information that was gathered in addition to the IRS Exempt Organization Select Check waschecked and cross checked on Guide Star and Google. If none of the aforementioned data was foundafter these searches, the organization was removed from the list. Organizations were also removedfrom the list if they no longer operate within the Charleston area or do not provide services withinthe Charleston area. Information that is provided in this directory was taken from a combination ofthe organization’s official website (if available), Guide Star, and the organization’s IRS 990 form.Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program3
Limitations and Considerations for Future ResearchThe greatest limitation to this directory is comprehensiveness and current information. CAP usedthe data available from the federal IRS – this data may have inaccurate or incomplete information.Under the regulations for nonprofit reporting, if the nonprofit makes less than 5,000 a year or lessthan 25,000 in five years, the nonprofit does not need to send in a 990 tax form. Moreover,nonprofits have, with extension, ten and a half months to file their 990. It takes three years for theIRS to revoke exempt status for failure to file tax forms. Because of this, some data collected fromthese out of date forms may be inaccurate.Another limitation this directory is that not all nonprofits in the Charleston area file with the federalIRS under their Charleston location. This fact illuminates two potential lapses in data. First,nonprofits are eligible to file with the state IRS system in lieu of filing with the federal IRS system.These nonprofits would not be searchable via the federal Exempt Organization Select Check.Second, many large, nation-wide nonprofits with chapters in the Charleston area don’t file underthe Charleston location but rather under an umbrella filing.The intention of this directory is to be a resource for nonprofit collaboration. It is our hope that thisdirectory will lessen redundancy of nonprofit services and help nonprofits to locate other serviceproviders. It is also hoped, on an individual level, that this document can be used as an academicresource to find service providers, to encourage charitable giving, and to encourage volunteering.This directory is intended to be used in tandem with or to augment other resources. While thisdirectory has a vast majority of nonprofits in Charleston, there are other organizations such ascause-based for-profits and government-based organizations that are not included in this directorybut may be useful in ones’ search.Many nonprofits have missions that overarch into more than one of the categories used below. Forthese nonprofits, CAP employees collaborated and sorted them into groups using the utmostdiscretion. If the mission statement is missing or ambiguous, the categorization was based on theIRS classification or what information was gathered from Guild Star and Google.For future publications of this document, it is the intent of CAP to do the following:1. Republish every year checking for new organizations and deleting organizations that havelost exempt status2. Mark or denote information that may be outdated based on the last filing year with the IRS3. Allow for two additional sections, one for chapters of national organizations and one fororganizations that file with the state IRS.Lastly, if you are an administrator or director of any of these nonprofits and you see an issue withthe data, please send an e-mail to CAP@cofc.edu so that this information can be corrected.Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program4
Executive SummaryThe Charleston Metro Area has a total of 794 nonprofits; these nonprofits were broken down intotwenty-seven categories The largest two categories were Philanthropy, Foundations, and Trustswith 172 (22 percent) of the total and Faith Based Organizations with 139 (18 percent) of the total.The other roughly 60 percent remaining is broken up between the remaining twenty-fivecategories. Art, Music, and Theatre is the third largest category counting for six percent. Schools andEducation trail at five and four percent, respectively. A list of the categories follows along with amore graphical representation of their relative proportions within the Charleston region.Animals and WildlifeArt, Music, and TheatreChildren and YouthCivil Rights, Social Action, andAdvocacyCommunity ImprovementCulture, Preservation, and HeritageDisability ServicesDisaster Aid and Emergency ServicesEconomic DevelopmentEducationEnvironment Quality, Protection,and BeautificationFaith Based OrganizationsFood, Agriculture, and NutritionHealth and FitnessHomelessness and HousingHospitals, Clinics, and MedicalResearchHuman ServicesInternationalLegal ServicesCharleston Area NonprofitsMental Health and CrisisInterventionParenting and FamilyPhilanthropy, Foundations, andTrustsProfessional Associations andConsortiumsSchoolsSeniorsSports, Hobbies, and SocialSupport OrganizationsCommunity Assistance Program5
Animals and WildlifeAnimal Helpers Retail Resale Store LLC1601 Savannah HwyCharleston, SC, 29407(843) 277-2010E-mail: jonskelton@comcast.netWebsite: www.animalhelpersretail.comEIN: 27-3727384Mission: Animal Helpers reTAIL Resale Store accepts donations of gently used furniture.Animal Rescue and Relief Inc.PO Box 13477Charleston, SC, 29422(843) 817-2367E-mail: arrinc@yahoo.comWebsite: www.petfinder.com/shelters/arrinc.htmlEIN: 30-0774211Mission: Animal Rescue and Relief is a non-profit, NO-KILL rescue organization. We are a 100%volunteer organization funded by private donations and adoption fees. We strive to make adifference through rescue, rehabilitation, rehoming, disaster work and educating the public. Weview all animals equally and do not descriminate, whether it's a dog, cat, parrot, snake or horse. Allanimals are living breathing creatures unable to speak for themselves. We are here to be their voice,to protect them and to provide them with the chance they deserve.Animals Living Life2185 Ashley Phosphate RoadNorth Charleston, SC, 29406(843) 553-0007EIN: 20-0642954Mission: To provide medical care, food and shelter for animals until adoption or for the duration ofthe life of any un-adopted animal. Abandoned, stray and surrendered animals are taken. Licensedveterinarians proved medical care and spay/neuter animals taken into animals living life.Avian Conservation CenterPO Box 1247Charleston, SC, 29402(843) 971-7474Website: www.avianconservationcenter.orgEIN: 57-0966813Mission: To identify and address vital environmental issues by providing medical care to injuredbirds of prey and shorebirds, and through educational, research and conservation initiatives.Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program6
Carolina Basset Hound Rescue Inc.PO Box 80082Charleston, SC, 29416(843) 766-8838E-mail: rescue@cbhr.comWebsite: www.cbhr.comEIN: 56-2094045Mission: The mission of Carolina Basset Hound Rescue is to rescue, rehabilitate and rehomeunwanted basset hounds in North Carolina and South Carolina.Carolina Quail46 Murray BlvdCharleston, SC, 29401(843) 224-0567EIN: 16-1619431Mission: Study, Protection and Propagation of Bob White QuailCasa Del Cane6966 Whitcomb DrCharleston, SC, 29406(843) 553-7861EIN: 58-2329525Charleston Animal Society2455 Remount RoadN Charleston, SC, 29406(843) 747-4849E-mail: jelmore@charlestonanimalsociety.orgWebsite: www.charlestonanimalsociety.orgEIN: 57-6021863Mission: For over 139 years, Charleston Animal Society has been preventing cruelty to animals.Nationally recognized as a leader in animal protection and rescue, Charleston Animal Society willnot rest until every animal in need of a home finds one.Signature Event: Annual Celebrity Chili Cook-off and Oyster Roast, Help! PartyCoastal Butterfly Conservatory and Insectarium259 Meeting StCharleston, SC, 29401EIN: 27-3853159Furlife German Shepherd Rescue14 Timberleaf CtCharleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program7
Charleston, SC, 29407(843) 225-6188E-mail: furlifegsr@yahoo.comEIN: 80-0538652Humane Net Inc.PO Box 41763North Charleston, SC 29423(843) 875-4031E-mail: info@humanenet.orgWebsite: www.humanenet.orgEIN: 56-2079206Mission: Serving as an animal welfare communications network in the Lowcountry, Acting as anadvocate for the welfare of animals, Educating our community about animal welfare concerns andrights, Promoting legislation for the protection of animals, And supporting other organizations withsimilar objectives.Leash on Life Dog Rescue1032 Legrand Blvd Unit ACharleston, SC, 29492E-mail: LeashOnLifeDog@aol.comWebsite: www.petfinder.com/shelters/leashonlife.htmlEIN: 45-0610245Mission: Leash On Life Dog Rescue is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) non-profit animal welfareorganization consisting of a small network of animal lovers, helping a few dogs at a time to findtheir 'furever' homes!Lowcountry House Rabbit SocietyPO Box 31405Charleston, SC, 29417E-mail: info@lowcountrybunny.comWebsite: www.lowcountrybunny.comEIN: 42-1730210Mission: Our primary focus is to save the lives of domestic rabbits through rescue, fostering, andadopting out rabbits who have been dumped at area shelters and are out of time.Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program8
Lowcountry Lab RescuePO Box 80418Charleston, SC, 29416E-mail: info@lowcountrylabrescue.orgWebsite: www.lowcountrylabrescue.orgEIN: 20-0848066Pet Helpers Inc.1447 Folly RdCharleston, SC, 29412(843) 588-9295E-mail: office@pethelpers.orgWebsite: www.pethelpers.orgEIN: 57-0802283Mission: Pet Helpers is a private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) Rescue and Adoption Center and low-costSpay/Neuter and Veterinary Center that serves communities across the Lowcountry. Our mission isto end the euthanasia of all adoptable cats and dogs by keeping all animals until adopted; providinglow cost spay/neuter surgeries; offering humane education programs; pursuing animal-crueltyprosecution; and initiating animal-welfare legislation.Signature Event: Fur Ball MasqueradeRecycla Bull Terrier Rescue Inc.2 Trapman StCharleston, SC, 29401E-mail: lauraljenkins@rcbtr.orgWebsite: www.rcbtr.orgEIN: 45-3074482Mission: Recycla-Bull Terrier Rescue is dedicated to the "3 R's": rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of surrendered, abandoned, neglected and homeless English Bull Terriers into loving, stablehomes.Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program9
South Carolina Aquarium100 Aquarium WarfCharleston, SC, 29401(843) 720-1990E-mail: development@scaquarium.orgWebsite: www.scaquarium.orgEIN: 57-0961897Mission: Our mission is to inspire conservation of the natural world by exhibiting and caring foranimals, by excelling in education and research, and by providing an exceptional visitor experience.The South Carolina Aquarium is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. We receive the majority ofour funding through the generosity of our donors, members, foundations, and business partners.Signature Event: Sea Life by StarlightSouth Carolina Pit Bull Rescue6250 Brandt St Apt CN Charleston, SC, 29406Southeastern Wildlife Exposition Inc.PO Box 20635Charleston, SC, 29413(843) 723-1748E-mail: sewe@sewe.comWebsite: www.sewe.comEIN: 31-1491910Mission: To positively impact the local and statewide economies through increased tourism; toshowcase the finest wildlife art available in the world; to invest in and positively influence wildlifeand nature education through specialized programming; and to assist in the conservation of wildlifeand the environment by creating awareness and contributing financially to designated programs.Signature Event: South Eastern Wildlife ExpositionCharleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program10
Art, Music, and TheatreArt Forms and Theatre Concepts Inc.PO Box 20130Charleston, SC, 29413(843) 724-7308E-mail: aftcinc@bellsouth.netWebsite: www.aftcinc.comEIN: 57-1036575Mission: Art Forms and Theatre Concepts, Inc.’s mission is to produce works by respectedplaywrights detailing the African-American experience, while creating opportunities for membersof the community interested in theater to have a professional environment in which to perform.Beale Street Ballet477 King StCharleston, SC, 29403(803) 723-7334EIN: 62-1144657Chamber Music CharlestonPO Box 80072Charleston, SC, 29416(843) 763-4941E-mail: sandra@ChamberMusicCharleston.orgWebsite: www.chambermusiccharleston.comEIN: 06-1778633Mission: Chamber Music Charleston is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization dedicated to developingthe audience for classical music through chamber music concerts and educational performances ofhigh artistic quality by musicians of the Lowcountry.Charleston Academy of MusicPO Box 22364Charleston, SC, 29413(843) 805-7794E-mail: info@charlestonmusic.orgWebsite: www.charlestonmusic.orgEIN: 01-0739765Mission: To empower students to become achievers by providing superior professional musicaleducation, instruction, and performance opportunities.Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program11
Charleston Art and Antiques ForumPO Box 22322Charleston, SC, 29413(843) 853-5454E-mail: info@charlestonantiquesforum.orgWebsite: www.charlestonantiquesforum.orgEIN: 86-1148979Mission: The Mission of the Forum is to present the best fine and decorative arts scholarship to ourparticipants, and to benefit arts education and preservation.Charleston Artist GuildPO Box 21086Charleston, SC, 29413(843) 722-2425E-mail: charlestonartist@bellsouth.netWebsite: www.charlestonartistguild.comEIN: 57-0655162Mission: Today, the Charleston Artist Guild is a nonprofit organization with over 500 members,whose mission is to promote the practice, teaching, and recognition of Fine Arts in GreaterCharleston, South Carolina.Charleston Black TheatrePO Box 80083Charleston, SC, 29416EIN: 46-2564451Charleston Concert AssociationPO Box 743Charleston, SC, 29402(843) 727-1216E-mail: charlestonconcerts@aol.comWebsite: www.charlestonconcerts.orgEIN: 57-6036638Mission: Our mission is to bring the joy of world-class music and dance to our community and toinstill an appreciation of the performing arts in future generations through education.Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program12
Charleston International Film Festival915 Folly Road #78Charleston, SC, 29412(843) 817-1617E-mail: info@CharlestonIFF.orgWebsite: www.charlestoniff.orgEIN: 20-8898940Mission: Our Mission is to educate, entertain and inspire through the art and science of film.Signature Event: Annual Film FestivalCharleston Mens Chorus Inc.PO Box 22674Charleston, SC, 29413(843) 720-8505E-mail: info@charlestonmenschorus.orgWebsite: www.cmchorus.comEIN: 57-0946892Charleston Renaissance Ensemble Inc.9 Bennett St.Charleston, SC, 29401EIN: 57-0684923Charleston Shag ClubPO Box 21195Charleston, SC, 29403(843)870-6973E-mail: mattiefine@knology.net (President)Website: www.charlestonshagclub.comEIN: 57-0784007Mission: The Charleston Shag Club is dedicated to preserving and promoting the South CarolinaState Dance, "The Shag."Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program13
Charleston Symphony Orchestra756 St. Andrews Blvd.Charleston, SC, 29407(843) 723-7528E-mail: info@charlestonsymphony.orgWebsite: www.charlestonsymphony.orgEIN: 57-6000192Mission: The mission of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra is to enrich the cultural life of SouthCarolina's Lowcountry with high-quality performances of symphonic and chamber music, andunique and engaging music education opportunities throughout the region.Charleston Symphony Orchestra Chorus164 Market Street, #161Charleston, SC, 29401E-mail: info@charlestonsymphonychorus.orgWebsite: www.csochorus.comEIN: 27-3337399Mission: The mission of the Charleston Symphony Chorus is to promote enjoyment andappreciation of choral music in the South Carolina Lowcountry.Charleston Symphony Orchestra League Inc.164 Market Street, #161Charleston, SC, 29401E-mail: info@charlestonsymphonychorus.orgWebsite: www.csolinc.orgEIN: 54-2133879Mission: The purpose of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra League, Inc. shall be to support theCharleston Symphony Orchestra, Inc. (CSO) through music education programs, audiencedevelopment and to provide financial assistance through fund raising projects.Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program14
Charleston Youth Company Inc.422 Wedgewood StreetCharleston, SC, 29407(843) 766-4007E-mail: arobertson6584@gmail.comWebsite: www.charlestonyouthcompany.comEIN: 57-0862422Mission: The Charleston Youth Company’s mission is to be a high quality performing arts companyof the Greater Charleston area comprised of 1st through 12th grade students with support of theirfamilies and community members. This Company encourages and develops artistic talent throughmusic, voice, dance, art, drama, and technical production. We promote integrity, self-confidence,self- discipline and team work while encouraging appreciation of the arts.Signature Event: Black and White Ball abd Silent AuctionCobblestone Quilters Guild Inc.PO Box 42864Charleston, SC, 29423Website: www.cobblestonequilters.comEIN: 57-0852226Mission: The purpose of The Guild shall be to foster the art of quilting, to encourage a high standardof design and technique in all of its various forms, and to stimulate an interest in these goals withinthe community.Company Company Llc307 Tall Oak AveCharleston, SC, 29407(843) 670-5634E-mail: wns@thecompanycompany.comWebsite: www.thecompanycompany.comEIN: 57-1094384Mission: general public's cultural exposureEric and Jula Isenburger Society330 Concord St Apt 5ACharleston, SC, 29401(843) 276-5768E-mail: isenburgerart@icloud.comWebsite: www.isenburgerart.orgEIN: 32-0258691Mission: The Eric and Jula Isenburger Society was founded in 2008 as a 501(C)(3) non-profitcorporation with the goals of making Isenburger's works accessible to scholars and to the public,sponsoring research on the artist and his life, and organizing exhibits and conferences.Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program15
Footlight Players Inc.20 Queen StCharleston, SC, 29401(843) 722-7521E-mail: info@footlightplayers.netWebsite: www.footlightplayers.netEIN: 57-0357961Mission: The mission of the Footlight Players is to provide professional quality, affordable,community theatre for the citizens of Charleston and the South Carolina Lowcountry tri-counties.We provide a venue where local volunteers can participate in all aspects of theatrical productions.Gaillard Performance Hall Foundation40 Calhoun Street, Suite 230Charleston, SC, 29401(843) 718-1578E-mail: information@gaillardfoundation.orgWebsite: www.gaillardfoundation.orgEIN: 90-0616040Mission: The Gaillard performance hall foundation's primary mission is to raise funds to contributeto the renovation, expansion, refurbishment and re-equipment ofthe gaillard municipal auditoriumresulting in the new gaillard center the foundation receives revenues primarily from contributionsreceived directed in support of the projecGibsong Academy of Music and Worship ArtsPO Box 30814Charleston, SC, 29417(843) 452-6867EIN: 57-1084257Greater Park Circle Film SocietyPO Box 71514N Charleston, SC, 29415(843) 628-5534E-mail: service@parkcirclefilms.orgWebsite: www.parkcirclefilms.orgEIN: 26-3396329Mission: Our mission is to enrich the community through film.Signature Event: Lowcountry Shorts FestivalCharleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program16
Holy City ShakespearePO Box 22154Charleston, SC, 29413(843) 754-7267E-mail: contact@holycityshakespeare.orgWebsite: www.holycityshakespeare.orgEIN: 45-2274977Mission: Our mission is to bring powerful, thoughtful, and entertaining Shakespeare performanceand education to Charleston, SC.International Fine Arts Society631 Saint Andrews BlvdCharleston, SC, 29407EIN: 20-5053117Jazz Artists of CharlestonPO Box 21756Charleston, SC, 29413(843) 641-0011E-mail: jazz@charlestonjazz.comWebsite: www.jazzartistsofcharleston.orgEIN: 83-0504523Mission: Its mission is to develop, promote, and support a vibrant and creative jazz culture throughconcerts, special outreach events, and educational programs.Signature Event: JAC weekL Estro Armonico Chamber Orchestra774 Whispering Marsh DrCharleston, SC, 29412EIN: 27-5281259League of Charleston Theaters Inc.PO Box 279Charleston, SC, 29402(843) 813-8578Website: www.theatercharleston.comEIN: 20-3520623Mission: The League of Charleston Theatres is an alliance of theatre organizations created tosupport, advocate and promote Charleston’s theatre industry both locally and nationally.Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program17
Leonard School of Music Inc.PO Box 70365Charleston, SC, 29415(843) 745-5908E-mail: office@leonardschoolofmusic.comWebsite: www.leonardschoolofmusic.comEIN: 27-2901115Marigold Arts Development Inc.1080 E Montague AvenueN Charleston, SC, 29405(843) 745-0317E-mail: mgould@southofbroadway.comWebsite: http://www.southofbroadway.comEIN: 57-1096673Mission: to promote theater arts in the communityNew Music Collective Inc.PO Box 21391Charleston, SC, 29413E-mail: info@newmusiccollective.orgWebsite: www.newmusiccollective.orgEIN: 02-0744676Mission: The New Music Collective (NMC) is devoted to developing a community aroundcontemporary music in the South Carolina LowcountryNorth Charleston Pops5001 Coliseum DriveN Charleston, SC, 29418(843)-202-2787E-mail: northcharlestonpops@gmail.comWebsite: www.northcharlestonpops.comEIN: 35-2450311Palmetto Bronze Inc.202 Caveson DrCharleston, SC, 29483(843) 729-6275E-mail: bellwoman@yahoo.comWebsite: www.palmettobronze.comEIN: 27-3508343Charleston Area NonprofitsCommunity Assistance Program18
Pure Theatre477 King St.Charleston, SC, 29403(843) 723-4444E-mail: info@puretheatre.orgWebsite: www.puretheatre.orgEIN: 13-4240676Mission: To create exceptional theatre experiences that enliven thought, ignite dialogue, and expandconsciousness.R Keith and Deborah C Summey Youth End
Animal Helpers Retail Resale Store LLC 1601 Savannah Hwy Charleston, SC, 29407 (843) 277-2010 E-mail: jonskelton@comcast.net Website: www.animalhelpersretail.com EIN: 27-3727384 Mission: Animal Helpers reTAIL Resale Store accepts donations of gently used furniture. Animal Rescue and Relief Inc. PO Box 13477 Charleston, SC, 29422 (843) 817-2367
