Text Box: Ben Comen - Living Without Limits Foundation   In honor of those who have stood with Ben all the way, Ben and his family have started a nonprofit foundation designed to honor those who give their all - on the course and off. The Ben Comen, Living Without Limits Fund of the Foothills Community Foundation seeks to provide information and resources to challenged athletes, and to recognize their accomplishments and the accomplishments of those who support them. For more information, check http://www.livingwithoutlimits.org/lwl.htm or e-mail livingwolimits@bellsouth.net.   Toys for Tots S & C Snuggables - Stephanie Spitz The Dance Warehouse is offering dance classes for boys and girls with disabilities. They are located on Main Street beside Planet Comics, across from Kentucky Fried Chicken. When: The first 2 Saturdays of the month, Oct-Dec. (Jan-May will be determined around holidays) Cost: $10 per class, payable at beginning of each class time (no registration fee) Time: The class will be for 45 minutes at 10a.m. and 10:50am. You may request a time when you sign up. You will participate in the year end recital, so once you are in time slot, that will be your class because of different recital numbers. Last year the recital was at the Brooks Center at Clemson University. For Information and to sign up call: Stephanie Spitz: 245-7356 or 226-9295 Michelle Spitz: 617-2036 or 226-9295 Stephanie assisted at the Ballet Camp this summer and wanted to provide a place to continue to make dance a part of your child’s life. She is thankful to Heather Jones, owner of The Dance Warehouse, instructors and students for volunteering their time. The Dance Warehouse is handicapped accessible with ramps. 2008 Benefiting CharitiesText Box: DESCRIPTION OF EVENT “Lights of Hope” will conduct the annual drive-through holiday light show in Anderson on the shores of Lake Hartwell. Volunteers erect light displays that magically transform Darwin Wright Park into a family oriented, Christmas light spectacular. Displays may be animated, such as waving Santa or dancing ballerina. Reindeer, toy trains, wreaths, angels and snowmen will delight the young and young at heart. Our prime target for attendance will be visitors from a 150-mile radius bringing cars, vans and buses full of children, adults and seniors into Anderson during the holiday season. Local businesses and community groups will sponsor light displays. Artistic placement of lights, music, and distinctive print materials promise to make the light fantasy a special holiday treat. Text Box: (above) 30 ft. Christmas Tree with Stars. (below) The Hill, with Deer, the Ice Castle, snowflakes and hundreds of mini light strands

Anderson Lights of Hope

Thanksgiving Day through December 25th

About Anderson Lights of Hope

Lights of Hope is a 7/10 of a mile drive through Christmas display located in Darwin Wright Park (Anderson beach) Darwin Wright Park is just off Liberty Highway in Anderson, SC.  Lights of Hope event has been operating for many years and has raised over lots of money for children and adults with physical and mental disabilities in the Anderson / Pickens /Oconee area. All funds raised by Anderson Lights of Hope stay in these counties. Anderson Lights of Hope is operated by an all volunteer staff and Board of Directors.

We still have 6 spots available to non-profits that would like to benefit from this years Lights of Hope at Darwin Wright Park. Email us for information.  EMAIL
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