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Underwriters
Without
the generosity of our underwriters and nonprofit partners -- people to
help us keep CharlestonCurrents.com
vibrant -- we would be unable to provide this online community to the
people of the Charleston area. That's why we'd like to recognize these
organizations and thank them for their patronage and help.
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View reader testimonials
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on the images and you'll be taken to Web sites for each sponsor.
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Charleston
Green Commercial is a full-service commercial property management
company that pays attention to detail, provides exceptional personal
service and is committed to adding value to buildings. Offering professional
property management, consulting and other services, the company strives
to improve clients' bottom lines with superior service, accessibility,
reliability and a wealth of knowledge of the Charleston real estate
market. By blending use of proven contractors and contacts with environmentally-conscious
practices, the company helps clients stay on the leading edge of commercial
real estate practices. More. |
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The
Lowcountry’s leader in sports entertainment, Charleston
RiverDogs baseball is an attractive, affordable medium for
your group or business. The RiverDogs develop the next major league
stars for the 26-time World Champion New York Yankees at one of the
finest ballparks in Minor League Baseball -- Joseph P. Riley, Jr.
Park. Three short words sum up the every day approach taken by the
Charleston RiverDogs front office. The brainchild of club President
Mike Veeck, the nine-letter phrase “Fun Is Good” is meant
to be a guideline and daily reminder of how employees should approach
their jobs and in turn capture the imagination of the fans to turn
them into repeat customers. Call them today at (843) 723-7241 or visit
online at: www.RiverDogs.com.
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A
Charleston
institution for more than 100 years: Croghan's Jewel Box at
308 King Street is the oldest family-owned jewelry store in town.
Founded in an 18th century Charleston single house, Croghan's offers
a treasure trove of exciting and unique inventory for Lowcountry shoppers
-- from estate and antique finds to gifts for every occasion. To
learn more about Croghan's and its outstanding jewelry offerings,
visit online at: www.Croghansjewelbox.com
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Kaynard
Photography is a one-man show that grew from a love of walking
the streets of the Charleston's historic district. It developed into
a passion for capturing everything Charleston through a camera lens.
West Ashley resident Michael Kaynard can be seen walking the streets
of Charleston many days from dawn to darkness. He calls his work "At
Street Level". His photos are available for viewing and sale
at kaynardphotography.webs.com. |
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Magnolia
Plantation and Gardens, founded in 1676 by the Drayton family,
has survived the centuries and witnessed the history of our nation
unfold before it from the American Revolution through the Civil War
and beyond. It is the oldest public tourist site in the Lowcountry
and the oldest public gardens in America, opening its doors to visitors
in 1870. Open 365 days a year, Magnolia offers its visitors splendid
tours of nature and history and the role African-Americans played
in the development of its award-winning Romantic-style gardens. Visit
www.magnoliaplantation.com
to learn how you can experience a complete plantation experience. |
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With
broad experience in commercial and government operations, Maybank
Industries applies deep-rooted commitment to teamwork, reliability
and personal service to provide innovative business solutions for
project development, information technology, logistics, vessel design,
shipping agency services and marine terminal operations, both locally
and internationally. Maybank Industries applies a powerful blend of
professional expertise to research, analyze and develop tailored solutions
with thorough plans of action, combining a heavy dose of common sense
to solve today's needs that can adapt to changing or evolving requirements.
Also visit: Maybank
Systems. |
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Pronounced
“sky-way,” SCIWAY
is South Carolina's Information Superhighway -- the largest and most
comprehensive directory of South Carolina information on the Internet.
It includes thousands of links to other South Carolina Web sites,
including Charleston Currents, as well as an amazing collection of
maps, charts, articles, photos and other resources. To learn more
about this extraordinary information hub that 7 million people visit
a year, go to: http://www.SCIWAY.com.
free sample. |
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SC
Clips
is an affordable, daily information digest of what's happening
every business day in South Carolina. Each
issue provides a concise summary of dozens of the latest newspaper
and television reports of news with statewide impact, politics, business
and local stories. Readers also can link to key opinions by South
Carolina's editorial writers. Click
for more.r
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West
Of newspaper
is West Ashley's community newspaper that highlights community news,
opinions, schools, dining, arts and more for the 62,000+ people who
live west of Charleston's Ashley River. West Of also publishes the
James Island Messenger
for people who live on James Island. Visit West
Of online or via Twitter.
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Nonprofit
partner
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The
Florence Crittenton Programs of South Carolina, which got its
start in Charleston in 1897, provides young, at-risk pregnant and
parenting women with comprehensive services to help them become self-sufficient
and responsible mothers. Its residential program is for pregnant girls
and young women from 10 to 21 from anywhere in South Carolina. Its
family development program provides home-based support services to
at-risk, low-income single parents with children ages 5 and under
throughout the Tri-County area. To learn more, visit online at www.FlorenceCrittentonSC.org.
To see its wish list, click
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Underwriters
Nonprofit
partner
Benefits of being an underwriter
Spotlight.
In every issue, we profile a different underwriter's mission and vision.
This provides the underwriter with the opportunity to say more than a
tag line or show a logo. It allows our talented readership to learn more
about what underwriters do and value. Additionally, underwriters can periodically
change their message in their spotlight box to meet the needs of the season.
Brand presence.
CharlestonCurrents.com does not accept advertising,
but each underwriter of the publication receives a logo presence with
each issue and on a special page that's linked to the underwriter's organization.
Underwriters can use CharlestonCurrents.com to promote their brand and
increase community recognition of the brand.
Today's Focus.
Underwriters get preferred placement of op-ed commentary in our Today's
Focus section that highlights important community issues and interesting
ideas. This feature allows underwriters to lead substantive discussions
of issues and information that's important to them.
Pushed content.
CharlestonCurrents.com sends each issue by
email to all subscribers (subscriptions are free). Over a month, underwriters
can expect their brand to be seen thousands of times. Underwriters also
are encouraged to forward the publication to their email lists to promote
readership.
Influential audience.
Readers of CharlestonCurrents.com are an
informed, connected audience who are among the leaders of the community.
Contact
publisher Andy Brack today to learn more about exciting underwriting
opportunities.
Sister
publications
Visit our sister
publications today too:
Statehouse
Report -- a weekly legislative forecast
that keeps you a step ahead of what happens at the Statehouse. It's free.
SC
Clips -- a daily news compilation
of South Carolina news from media sources across the state. Delivered
by email about the time you get to work every business day. Saves you
a lot of money and time. Sign up for a free
trial subscription today.
GulfSpillClips
-- a daily news compilation of stories from across the nation that
focus on the aftermath of the Gulf oil spill. Subscriptions are free.
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