Lowcountry Forever – Light from Light – October 11, 2026

LOWCOUNTRY FOREVER – October 11, 2026
GUEST: Keely Telfer, Director of Development for Light from Light
ISSUE: Community Service
For more than 35 years, Light from Light has partnered with local leaders to provide healthcare and nutrition for the most vulnerable communities in Haiti. That partnership continues at the “A Brighter Haiti Charleston” event on Thursday, November 12th. Keely Telfer, the Director of Development for Light from Light shared what would be happening at this Gala, and how it would support the organization’s mission. The event will feature some of the individuals directly impacted through their work and also showcase some of the local individuals who are making a difference through the care they are providing. Telfer shared specifics on the event, including the location and how individuals could purchase tickets.

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