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Unique Lowcountry Outing and Feast

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Join us for the Center for Heirs' Property Preservation's 8th annual Fall Fundraiser "Unique Lowcountry Outing and Feast" at Jenkins Orphanage on Saturday, November 18th from noon- 4 pm.

Fun, food and fine company! Enjoy mingling with guests, viewing auction items, all while listenting to the talented and local vocalist and jazz artist, Zandrina Dunning. Guests will also learn more about the Center's work in the community. 

Proceeds support the Center’s work to protect heirs’ property and promote sustainable land through increased economic benefit to low wealth, historically underserved families.

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Event Details

Saturday November 18, 2023

Jenkins Institute

3923 Azalea Dr, North Charleston, SC 29405

Noon - 4 PM

Catered Lunch 
Live Entertainment with Zandrina Dunning
Silent Auction
Program with Center Update and Guest Speaker
 
Contact Brett Wadford at 843.745.7055 or bwadford@heirsproperty.org if you have any questions. 

About the Jenkins Institute

The orphanage was established in Charleston in 1891 by the Rev. Daniel Jenkins, an African American Baptist minister, who founded it for black children with city assistance. More than 500 lived there by 1896. Its band played concerts across the US and Europe to help fund the orphanage, it was prominent in early jazz history. Alumni played for Duke Ellington, Count Basie and others. Now called the Daniel Joseph Jenkins Institute for Children, the home has been a refuge for neglected children of the Lowcountry for over 120 years.