Hunters Helping Hands

09/18/2026

A huge congratulations to our winning teams and this year’s winners of Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin! 👏

🏆 1st Place: TP Howards Plumbing Company Inc.- Josh Howard, Joey Nelson, Jim Gaber, and Oliver Hill
🥈 2nd Place: Coastline Track- Jantzen Smith, Ray Griffith, Chad Hill, and Jayme King

Longest Drive: Ged Moree
Closest to the Pin: F.M. Swanson

Thank you to everyone who came out, competed, supported, and helped make another great Hunters Helping Hands golf tournament possible!

09/14/2026

We’re incredibly thankful to our Event Sponsor Owens Corning for making such a meaningful investment in Hunters Helping Hands. Your support helps us continue connecting hunters, processors, and community partners to feed those in need.

09/13/2026

A special thank you to our Lunch Sponsor 360 Financial Partners for helping make this year’s tournament possible! We're so grateful for your continued support of our mission!

09/12/2026

Join us in thanking our Platinum Sponsors: The Bell Company, Coastline Track, Collins Machine Works, Distribution International, and The Old Dominion Group. Your generosity helps Hunters Helping Hands continue growing and reaching more people facing food insecurity. We appreciate your support!

09/10/2026

We’re grateful for our Gold Sponsors and their commitment to helping HHH put nutritious protein on the tables of families across our community. Thank you K-Flex USA LLC and Willis Custom Cuts for being part of the mission!

09/09/2026

A big thank you to our Golf Tournament Silver Sponsors, K-Flex USA LLC and McElveen Buick GMC, for supporting Hunters Helping Hands and helping us turn community generosity into meals for our neighbors in need!

08/17/2026

Did you know... The average successful hunter in South Carolina takes 1.8 deer per season and less than 10% of all South Carolina deer hunters take more than 1 doe per season.

Let's change that! This year, hunters will notice an extra doe tag in their base set of tags. SCDNR encourages the harvesting of does to help balance the herd, creating better habitat and better hunting opportunities for the future.

What are the benefits of harvesting an additional doe? We're glad you asked!
➡️ Doe harvest helps maintain balanced deer populations
➡️ Balanced herds mean less pressure on food sources and better habitat for all wildlife
➡️ Balancing buck-to-doe ratios lead to stronger rut activity and improved buck quality
➡️ Responsible harvest today ensures better hunting opportunities for generations to come

Freezer already full? Consider donating your doe to Hunters for the Hungry, local food banks, or a permitted processor who participates in the Deer Processors Fee Recovery Program.

Early in the season, adult does are much easier to identify. Don't wait until late in the season to use those doe tags!

Using extra tags can also help farmers by reducing depredation on agricultural crops in many areas of our state.

We hope everyone has a safe and successful deer season!

08/15/2026

Today’s the BIG day! I don’t know about you, but we wait all year for this day. After all the hard work that you put in, I hope you get rewarded this season. Good luck and be safe cause it’s a hot one out there today.

08/09/2026

We were so happy to be able to attend the Global Methodist Annual Conference BEHOLD, and share our mission with so many good people.
Thank you, Joe & Carol McEachern for all your help and support to Hunters Helping Hands.

02/14/2026

This Valentine’s Day, we’re feeling grateful for the incredible community behind our mission. ❤️
To our hunters, processors, donors, partner agencies, volunteers, and supporters—your generosity helps turn compassion into meals for families in need.

Help us continue spreading the love. Donate today:

Hunters Helping Hands needs your support. Please help us give back to our neighbors that are experiencing a hardship. Protein is often one of the most needed, but most expensive, item for a food bank.