Michael's Way

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Upstate benefit could help Michael's Way funding

If you have a talent you would like to share with our community
WE NEED YOU!
St. Andrews Episcopal Church is doing a fundraiser to benefit Michael’s Way, a nonprofit that provides funding to low-income adults to increase their earning potential above the poverty level.

Greenville’s Got Talent
for the Holidays

Gunter Theater • December 19, 2009
7:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Wine and Heavy Hors de oeuvres • Ticket $20 per person
Contact: Kay at 864-241-0972 or register@greenvilleholidaytalent.com
www.greenvilleholidaytalent.com

(Download the Talent Search flyer)

Join Us for Greenville’s Got Talent for the Holidays

Gunter Theater • December 19, 2009

7:00 – 9:30 pm

Wine and Heavy Hors de oeuvres
Ticket $20 per person
www.greenvilleholidaytalent.com

Presented by Saint Andrews Episcopal Church & Local Talent
Benefiting Michael’s Way

Michael’s Way mission is to provide funds to assist low-income adults in gaining technical education certification that increases earning potential above the poverty level.

Contact: Kay at 864-241-0972 or register@greenvilleholidaytalent.com

(Download the Talent Show event flyer)

Members of the board of Michael’s Way, Inc. presented a check for $8,000 to students and instructors of the United Ministries Learning Center in Greenville to provide funding for center students wishing to enroll in adult education and certification classes at Greenville Technical College. Michael’s Way has supported students enrolled in Certified Nursing Assistant, Certified Office Assistant and heavy equipment certification classes. The non-profit organization covers costs for courses, books and supplies that are not eligible for funds from traditional sources such as the SC Education Lottery or LIFE scholarship.

Michael’s Way is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a mission of helping adults in Greenville County break the cycle of poverty through educational opportunities that lead to better jobs and higher incomes. The organization is funded by contributions from churches, civic and professional organizations, and individuals.