Lowcountry Veterans Home

06/06/2026

D-DAY | June 6, 1944

Today we remember the courage, sacrifice, and determination of the Allied forces who landed on the beaches of Normandy 81 years ago.

Facing overwhelming obstacles and unimaginable danger, they helped change the course of history and secure the freedoms we enjoy today.

At Lowcountry Veterans Home, we are honored to serve veterans from many eras while remembering those whose sacrifices paved the way for generations that followed.

We will never forget.

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05/28/2026

A huge thank you to the members of Knights of Columbus Assembly 3243 for spending part of your Memorial Day weekend with the veterans of Lowcountry Veterans Home.

The group prepared an incredible BBQ meal, spent time visiting with our residents, and generously brought commemorative America’s 250th anniversary caps for the veterans. More than anything, they brought fellowship, conversation, and a reminder that our veterans are supported by a community that continues to care deeply about them.

We are grateful for your continued partnership, generosity, and commitment to serving those who served our country.

Thank you for all that you do for LCVH and the veteran community.

05/25/2026

Today we pause to remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Memorial Day is not simply the start of summer or a long weekend. It is a day of remembrance for those who never had the opportunity to come home, grow older, raise families, or tell their stories.

Their sacrifice lives on in the freedoms we enjoy and in the responsibility we share to remember them.

May we never forget the cost of liberty.

05/23/2026

Memorial Day Weekend is a time when communities across the country gather under one flag to honor those who gave everything in service to our nation.

As we spend time with family and friends this weekend, may we also remember the sacrifice behind the freedoms we enjoy every day.

Wishing everyone a safe Memorial Day Weekend as we honor the heroes who never made it home.

05/20/2026

Join us aboard the USS Yorktown as we honor the American flag and the veterans who served under it during the annual Flag Day Ceremony hosted by the Knights of Columbus Assembly 3243.

We are especially honored that LCVH Executive Director Courtney Williams, USN (Ret.), has been invited to serve as a guest speaker, and that Operations Manager William “Pete” Peterson, USN, will receive the retired American flag on behalf of Lowcountry Veterans Home.

This ceremony is a powerful reminder of the service, sacrifice, and patriotism that unite our veteran community.

📍 USS Yorktown at Patriots Point
📅 June 14, 2026
🕚 Ceremony begins at 11:00 AM
🚪 Gates open at 10:00 AM

We hope to see you there as we celebrate Flag Day together.

05/12/2026

Tomorrow is the day!

Join us for our FREE Community Shred Event at American Legion Post 147 on Folly Road from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Bring your old documents for secure on-site shredding provided by Shred360 and help support the mission of Lowcountry Veterans Home while you’re there.

Event Details:
Wednesday, May 13
11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
American Legion Post 147
968 Folly Road, Charleston, SC

We’ll also be accepting donations to help homeless veterans transition to stable housing and rebuild their lives right here in the Lowcountry.

Thank you to Shred360 and American Legion Post 147 for partnering with us on this community event.

05/11/2026

We’re excited to share the May newsletter from Lowcountry Veterans Home.

April was another strong month, with veterans in our program receiving the stability and support they need to move toward permanent housing.

While events bring the community together, the most important work happens every day through structure, accountability, and support.

In this month’s newsletter, you’ll also find details on our upcoming Community Shred Event on May 13.

📬 Read the full newsletter here: https://www.lowcountryveteranshome.org/so/5cPuNEgFR?languageTag=en

Thank you for continuing to stand with the veterans we serve.

Hello, I’m pleased to share our May newsletter from Lowcountry Veterans Home. April was another steady month for our organization, with continued progress driven by the support of our donors, sponsors, and community partners. Inside this month’s newsletter you’ll find: • April program impact...

05/08/2026

A huge thank you to Steve and Jessica Lowe and Altruistic Events for an incredible first event benefiting Lowcountry Veterans Home.

With the support of the American Legion in Goose Creek, they organized a fantastic BBQ and raffle fundraiser that brought together veterans, supporters, local businesses, and the community for a great cause. Their hard work, generosity, and heart for serving others were evident in every detail.

We are incredibly grateful for their support of LCVH and proud to have partners who care so deeply about the veteran community.
The event was an amazing success, and we are already looking forward to the next one.

Thank you to everyone who attended, donated, volunteered, and helped make the day special.

05/07/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we believe it’s important to have honest conversations about the challenges many veterans face after service.

When people think about veterans and mental health, the conversation often focuses on combat. While combat absolutely impacts many veterans, military service affects people in many different ways, even for those who served in support roles.

Long deployments, time away from family, high-pressure environments, trauma, loss, and the demands of military life can leave lasting effects that are not always visible from the outside.
At Lowcountry Veterans Home, we see firsthand how closely mental health and stability are connected. Mental health challenges can affect housing, employment, relationships, and the ability to navigate everyday life.

That’s why our mission goes beyond providing transitional housing. Veterans also need community, structure, support, and purpose as they rebuild stability in their lives.

Most importantly, struggling does not make someone weak, and asking for help is not weakness either.

This month, we encourage everyone to help create spaces where veterans feel supported, understood, and comfortable having these conversations. 🇺🇸