The Crisp family of Moncks Corner wants to have the largest team walking on behalf of their son Lucas, who has severe hemophilia. They speak of the importance to raise aawareness so others don't have to go through what they went through alone.

The Smith family walks to ensure the"Chapter" can continue to provide the support and education to those affected by bleeding disorders.

Joey, Michelle, and Thomas speak about what it was like having a child diagnosed with hemophilia and no family history. They share the importance of connecting with Hemophilia of South Carolina and their members.

The Malcolm family talks about what they love about the Turkey Trot Walk and son "Eli" throws down a challenge to the viewers!

Learn about why they participate in the costume contest while Eli states,  "you should come, it's really good!"

The 2020 Trot for the Clot, Virtual Turkey Trot Fundraiser means a lot to members of the Chapter like Ms. Edna Rabb. Sue Martin, the executive director for Hemophilia of South Carolina has a virtual interview with Edna asking the question why she participates in the annual walks and how the chapter has been an important part of she and her son's life.

The Keith family, Marilyn and Ward, share their experiences of the support services the Chapter can provide to members and the importance of connections. Scholarships, brotherhood, and mentoring, along with advocacy and research funding has been important to the Keith family allowing them to thrive. They challenge others to meet the community and give to enhance the lives of those in South Carolina affected.