Help 4 Kids deserves a hand

By Lee Dougherty

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Our favorite organization is Help 4 Kids. It is headed by Barb Mains and her assistant Maria Limon, and her wonderful volunteers. They supply food, clothes, furniture, household items and whatever they receive, to people in need.

The Backpack Buddies pack food each week to help kids survive the weekends. No one should go hungry in this wonderful country. They also help the older people with whatever is needed.

I know Help 4 Kids appreciates all the help that has been given and those that are still helping. Please know that they are still in need of food and household items. Thank you again for your kindness in helping these good people.

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They are all volunteers and have been helping less fortunate children and families in Horry County since 1989. If you can help, please call them at 651-4310.

The writer lives in Madison, Ala.

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