Spearheaded by the Health and Human Service facet, a wonderful beach walk was planned on Hilton Head Island. Unfortunately, the weather did not hold out for a beach walk but we refused to let that keep us from walking where and when we could!
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On Saturday morning, September 13, 2025, the National Trends & Services facet of the Hilton Head (SC) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated partnered with The Center for Heirs’ Property (CHP) for a public event on Estate Planning, Probate, Heirs’ Property and Sustainable Forestry. The event was hosted by Central Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church.
The seminar was filled with excellent information from CHP Staff Attorney Markus Reneau and forestry expert David Bourgeois. Key areas covered were probate processes, identifying heirs, the importance of deed ownership and title clearance.
Our participants included members from The Links, Incorporated and community members from Chatham, Jasper and Beaufort counties. We received positive feedback on the session. The Hilton Head (SC) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated will partner with CHP to host Wills Clinics in 2026.
The Hilton Head (SC) Chapter delivered items from a Wish List Items to Hopeful Horizons. A special thanks to Anna and Latrice for spearheading this event for National Trends and Services, Health and Human Services, and to Andrea, our chapter president, for joining in with us to donate 72 Dental Kits! Thanks to Lola for allowing us to receive items at her store, Binya. We were informed by the Hopeful Horizons staff that the shelves were low on toiletry items so our donations were timely and much appreciated! They are planning to feature the donation from the Hilton Head (SC) Links Chapter in their newsletter.
What a blessing it is to be a blessing to others!
Our most fabulous retreat!
Day 1 - Our "Homecoming." - Kudos to Maria, and the Membership Committee for planning and executing such a great event! Thank you Doris for being such a gracious host and opening your lovely home to all of us. The food (Low Country boil) was delicious. The laughter, fun, and fellowship was just was we needed to start our chapter year. Maria, we loved our personalized bags!
Day 2 - Sharing - Congratulations to our president, Andrea and the Executive Committee for organizing and executing Day 2. Our chapter was on display from the time one entered the door! The presentations were informative throughout. The games and activities, beautiful venue, delicious food, fun and fellowship capped off our two-day retreat. The gift bags and Bundt cakes were a special treat! Absolutely a professional event!
We are so proud of our sisters who are serving our communities everyday!