How does MCG give? One way is by sharing images. Images that hopefully bring life and light to some of the good work being done to feed and house locals in need, promote wellness with the aid of horses and keep our local waterways and ocean flourishing.
As a business, MCG covers multiple events each year that are in support of a healthy tomorrow. Local groups include 180 Place (formerly Crisis Ministries), Meals on Wheels and Fisher House. To feed their personal interests, Corrie spends time volunteering with LEAP and their horses while James (a Pisces) takes his camera to the water for Charleston WaterKeepers, and most recently Surfrider Foundation.
Charleston’s historic area, beaches, rivers, pastures and parks all serve as our backdrops. We do our best to give back to the Lowcountry by amplifying it’s beauty and goodwill, by pointing our lens to the people and organizations who do good work day after day. We love calling the Lowcountry home and wish to be part of the movements that maintain the unique fingerprint that is Charleston.
Fun Facts about each organization :
180 Place - provides meals, housing, education, job placement and a separate building to keep families in need together
Meals on Wheels - meals are free, the delivery is part of the service and the touch point to ensure the client is ok is the secret sauce.
Fisher House - similar to the Ronald McDonald Housing but it provides a temporary home away from home for families while military service members or veterans receive medical care.
Leap - Human therapy with horses experience from the ground and not on their backs.
Charleston WaterKeepers - they send out a report about rivers and waterways each week so the public can make educated choices regarding the safety of our water and/or waterways to avoid.
Surfrider Foundation - is the voice of the ocean and rivers for the benefit of the people