Learn more about our fatherhood initiatives, the people we help, the changes we’re working to make and the organizations making it possible.
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2024 Impact Report: Serving More Dads Than Ever
February 3, 2025
A presentation of the 2024 Impact Report.
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The Joy of Fatherhood Month Proclamations
June 13, 2024
Proclamations about the Joy of Fatherhood from around South Carolina.
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Honoring Military Heroes on Memorial Day
May 27, 2024
Honoring Military Heroes on Memorial Day
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Midlands Gives Day 2024
May 6, 2024
This campaign raises needed funds to help support the work of fatherhood in South Carolina.
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Celebrating Black History Month: Dr. Vivien Thomas
February 23, 2024
A short history of Dr. Vivien Thomas.
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Celebrating Hope!
December 24, 2023
A celebration of Christmas and the hope that God brought to earth.
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A Father's Place Announces Expansion into the Lowcountry
September 8, 2023
The South Carolina Center for Fathers and Family (SCCFF) has announced that its primary partner on the coast, A Father’s Place, Inc. (AFP), will be expanding its responsible fatherhood programs into eight additional counties in the Lowcountry beginning October 1, 2023. Wallace Evans, Jr. serves as CEO of A Father’s Place.
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Governor Henry McMaster Issues Proclamation on Child Support Awareness
August 4, 2023
Governor Henry McMaster has proclaimed that August is Child Support Awareness Month.
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SC Center for Fathers and Families Meets with SCDSS to Discuss Collaboration on Fatherhood
July 14, 2023
On July 14, 2023, the South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families met with SC Department of Social Services at an event in Columbia to discuss fatherhood issues and how the two agencies can collaborate to assist dads throughout the state.
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Man 2 Man Ministry Receives Proclamation from Hartsville Mayor
July 12, 2023
Man 2 Man fatherhood ministry recently received a proclamation from Mayor Casey Hancock and the Hartsville City Council designating July as "Responsible Fatherhood" month.
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