Many thanks to our friends and community partners at Inlet Fencing & General Contracting for donating 20 Thanksgiving meals to our recently-housed families. Each turkey is accompanied by a sweetly decorated bag filled with all the fixin’s, kind words, and a card game!
We appreciate your business and your family generously helping to make this holiday feel like home for our neighbors.
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“It’s awesome…if I had to put it in one word.”
That’s how Joey Smoak, CEO of the Eastern Carolina Housing Organization, or ECHO, described their fully renovated NardMoor facility in Myrtle Beach.
The former nursing home now provides temporary housing to homeless veterans.
While ECHO has been using their John’s Place program to help out vets for years, they’ve finally wrapped up work on the NardMoor site, which is top of the line when it comes to temporary housing.
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He beat the COVID-19 pandemic, opening the Your Farms Your Table gourmet meal delivery service in Charlotte when the virus made dining out unpalatable.
The American Culinary Institute alumnus even beat Bobby Flay in 2020 on the celebrity chef’s competitive cooking show on The Food Network, wowing the judges with lobster risotto.
