South Carolina's Attorney General Brings Relief to Crime Victims in the Lowcountry

In a significant move, South Carolina's Attorney General, Alan Wilson, is all set to unveil substantial grants aimed at aiding crime victims in the Lowcountry. The announcement is scheduled for Thursday morning at 11, with Louise Carson, the executive director of the Children’s Recovery Center, joining him. These grants will benefit various state and local agencies as well as nonprofits that serve victims in Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Dorchester, Georgetown, Hampton, and Horry counties. Wilson will disclose the exact amounts and the specific organizations that will receive the funding during a private event at North Charleston City Hall. The funds are intended to provide much-needed support to those affected by crime in the region, helping them to recover and rebuild their lives. This initiative underscores the significance of community support and the role it plays in the healing process for victims.