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A haven for abused, neglected boys

Summary by The Post and Courier
With the uncertainty of federal funding looming, Windwood Farm is in constant need of finances — and socks —to keep their Awendaw boys home open and thriving, according to the nonprofit's Major Gifts Mgr. Rick Lhotan.

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A haven for abused, neglected boys

With the uncertainty of federal funding looming, Windwood Farm is in constant need of finances — and socks —to keep their Awendaw boys home open and thriving, according to the nonprofit's Major Gifts Mgr. Rick Lhotan.

·Charleston, United States
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The Post and Courier broke the news in Charleston, United States on Tuesday, March 18, 2025.
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