Do you want to learn more about transitional foster care?

LSC's transitional foster care for unaccompanied children program, located in the Columbia, SC area, has an online information session coming up at 6 p.m. Feb. 16.

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There are many worthy nonprofits. Thank you for considering a gift to LSC so we can provide abundant life to those we serve.

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New TBI Home

Moretz Manor, a new LSC group home for those with TBI, is accepting applications for those who need TBI services.

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Child & Family Services

Spotlight on foster care

Can you help us walk together with those we serve?

Adoption

Thousands of children share a simple dream to have a family of their own. Lutheran Services Carolinas enables many children to live that dream.

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Foster Care

Sometimes because of abuse or neglect, children are left without the love and support they need. LSC is always looking for loving, caring foster parents.

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Jobs

A growing nonprofit organization, Lutheran Services Carolinas is always in need of qualified applicants for a wide range of job opportunities.

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News & Events

A whirlwind of energy with a heart of gold: Louise Deely named Worker of Wonders (WOW) Award winner for South Carolina

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Lutheran Services Carolinas is happy to announce the winners of the Worker of Wonders (WOW) Award for 2020. The WOW Award honors LSC volunteers who offer exemplary service and demonstrate…

Youthful leadership: Amira Hijizai named Worker of Wonders (WOW) Award winner in North Carolina

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Lutheran Services Carolinas is happy to announce the winners of the Worker of Wonders (WOW) Award for 2020. The WOW Award honors LSC volunteers who offer exemplary service and demonstrate…

Wade and Mary Finklea named South Carolina Philanthropists of the Year

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The South Carolina Philanthropists of the Year for 2020 are Rev. Mary and Mr. Wade Finklea of Effingham. Rev. Mary Finklea was the chair of the Love One Another campaign…

Larry King named LSC’s Philanthropist of the Year for North Carolina

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Congratulations to Larry King of Raleigh, LSC’s Philanthropist of the Year for North Carolina. Lutheran Services Carolinas is blessed to have many wonderful donors each year, and their support is…

Walk first, then talk: A tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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This year’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day was especially meaningful, and seemed to be more celebrated than I can ever remember.  Then 22 year old poet Amanda Gorman rocked…

COVID-19 vaccinations bring hope

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Photo caption: Sarah Futrell, who works at Trinity Grove in Wilmington, gets her COVID-19 vaccine.  When Bonnie Skobel, administrator at Trinity Grove, rolled up her sleeve to get her first…

With the help of thousands of volunteers, donors, and advocates

  • protects children through foster care
  • advocates for those battling severe and persistent mental illness
  • fosters independence in those with disabilities
  • helps children find loving adoptive homes
  • welcomes refugees seeking sanctuary
  • assists those affected by disasters
  • improves the lives of many other vulnerable populations facing extraordinary life challenges
  • helps survivors of human trafficking
Learn More About Family Services

LSC also offers a wide range of residential options and services to North Carolina seniors including:

  • vibrant retirement communities
  • quality rehabilitation and skilled care nursing services
  • assisted living residences
  • at-home care and nursing services
  • adult day services
  • caregiver support
Learn More About Senior Care

Quarantine is tough, but LSC staff and residents are making the best of it.

Blog of LSC President Ted Goins

What people are saying about LSC

LSC follows the mandate of Jesus to serve all of those people who are unable to care for themselves.

-Former LSC Board Chair Jerry Bramley

I thought that the beautiful waterfront location was the biggest attraction to Trinity Landing, but have come to realize it’s really the people, the staff, and my future neighbors. Sharing a beautiful community with like-minded interesting folks sounds terrific! We’re just starting to build and already have a book club!

-Helen Monk

I seriously cannot thank Trinity Place enough for letting me be part of the family. This was so awesome for the residents to be able to see their families during this pandemic. I enjoyed standing by them and seeing their faces. It was so priceless! I love all my staff and residents and wouldn’t trade them for any other place! 

-Ashlyn Coone about Trinity Place’s Care-avan parade for friends and family 

Thank you for being the extended family for Larry all these years. Many of you gave Larry the extra-special attention that is much appreciated. Thank you for all the love, thoughts, and prayers. God Bless. 

-Doris Linville, Larry’s mother, wrote this to Trinity Glen staff after he passed away 

Thank you so much for doing such an amazing job of getting this all set up for us. It was perfect, it was fun, and it helped relieve a lot of worry and anxiety about our loved ones inside. It was a blessing for all involved. 

-Mervin and Julie Brooks in an email about Trinity Glen’s Share the Love family parade

LSC follows the mandate of Jesus to serve all of those people who are unable to care for themselves.

-Former LSC Board Chair Jerry Bramley

The family cannot express the appreciation for all the caregivers that supported Wade as he fought the effect’s of Parkinson’s. The caregivers at Trinity Elms, his home since January 2020, willingly stepped up to be his family when the facility and state were shut down for COVID19 and we are truly indebted to you.

-The family of Jesse Wade White, Sr. in his obituary from the Winston Salem Journal

Thank you for your fine care of our Dad. We feel blessed that you loved him as did we. Blessings on you as you continue your mission of caring for our elders

-The Hart Children

They treated my mom as if she were their own, always having her best interest at heart. We are appreciative of their kindness and compassion. We are truly grateful for Trinity Elms

-Andrea Stanfield Nifong

Thank you! It is because of you, a great staff, that I am on my way to a complete healing. 

-Juanita

I would like to say thanks to all of you, who took the time out of your days and stuffed those beautiful pillows that Barbara Devin made for the homeless vets. You all are truly a blessing from God! 

-Joan Hooker, The Rock Church

I truly appreciate the help, love, understanding and treatment that not only my mother received but the way I was being checked on, hugged, offered meals, kept informed of the progress of my mother, answers to any questions I asked, and prayers. I hope everyone knows that Trinity Glen has a wonderful team that makes such times like these more bearable.

-Annette Nichols, Rosa Thompson’s Stepdaughter

“Annette spent the last 4 years being lovingly cared for by the wonderful staff at Trinity Place who treated her as if she was their own mother. When we couldn’t be there, these men and women were the angels that gave her unconditional love and we are so grateful for them.”

-Family of Annette Fesperman of Albemarle 

Trinity View’s staff is caring, hospitable, available, loving, protective, and supportive. Living here is the best decision I’ve ever made. I feel loved and I praise God that Trinity View was available for me!

-Resident Linda Thompson