Mr. Carl Harmon

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  www.myrtlebeachonline.com/news/local/story/720462.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/25/2008    Last Visited: 12/25/2008  

  Caring & Sharing - a charity that gives seniors and disabled people food, financial help and other types of aid - will be eligible for a $30,000 donation to build a 2,400-square-foot food pantry if it is able to get matching funds, said Carl Harmon, founder of Caring & Sharing Inc.
  
  The agency, which currently provides food to more than 600 families a month, has a 1,200-square-foot food pantry and is hoping to open an additional, new building by March, Harmon said.

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  Published on: 11/24/2007    Last Visited: 11/25/2007  

  The charity, based in Williamsburg County, raised about $50,000 to build the new facility that will allow the agency to serve up to 500 families a month, compared to the current 200, said Carl Harmon.Harmon is the founder of Caring & Sharing, which gives food, financial help and other types of aid to low-income senior citizens and disabled individuals.
  
  Harmon said officials already have served 450 families each month for the 2½ months the new pantry has been open.
  
  The agency has gone from getting 7,000 pounds of food each month from the Lowcountry Food Bank and Food Lion to getting 10,000 to 12,000 pounds.
  
  "It means a lot," Harmon said.
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  The agency plans to have a mass food distribution on that adjacent land Dec. 10, when organizers will give out 500 turkeys and a tractor trailer full of food, Harmon said.
  
  He said individuals will need to bring a valid photo ID and verification of income.
  
  "We have been well-received because we try to address the needs of the needy," Harmon said.

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  Published on: 12/3/2007    Last Visited: 12/4/2007  

  All food will be given on a first come - first served basis, said Carl Harmon, director of Caring and Sharing.Applicants will have to bring proof of income to qualify.One person must have $750 per month or less, and two or more in the family have $1100 or less to obtain the Christmas package.No one will be allowed to pick up any for others.Harmon says the giveaway is an effort to make the holidays better for those who are struggling to pay bills.The agency now helps about 450 families per month, mostly elderly people, with help on utility and fuel bills. Harmon says about $20,000 was paid on electric bills in Williamsburg County and about $13,000 in Georgetown County this year.There has also been some help with fuel bills and medications for elderly people.In addition the food bank has distributed about $20,000 in food for people in Williamsburg, Georgetown and part of Horry Counties.Harmon noted that the agency normally works with elderly and disabled people, but that, at Christmas time, they have provided gift packages to children of the disabled.Normally this would be mostly clothing, with one toy per child, but this year he said, a gift from Toys for Tots will enable them to provide additional toys.Harmon says the agency has experienced the biggest and best year so far.The need continues to grow, and the agency seeks to expand its area of assistance.Harmon hopes that someday the agency will be able to work statewide.Anyone who wishes to assist the agency as a volunteer or to contribute may reach Caring and Sharing at PO Box 910, Hemingway, SC 29554, or telephone 558-7966.Usually phone callers will need to leave a message with a callback number, Carl said.

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  www.caringandsharingonline.com/testimonials.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/26/2006    Last Visited: 2/1/2008  

  Carl HarmonDirector, Caring and Sharing, Inc.PO Box 910Hemingway, SC 29554PHONE 843-558-7966Fax: 1-843-558-9922

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  About Us - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/1/2009    Last Visited: 10/1/2009  

  According to Carl Harmon, State Chairman for Caring and Sharing, the growth of the group has been phenomenal. The organization now covers an area of a 30-mile radius of Hemingway, SC. A new chapter has been established in Lake City, South Carolina. Our original chapter serves all of Williamsburg and Georgetown counties and a part of Horry county.
  
  The group's main focus is to help the elderly people who are trying to live off of $200-$750 a month. "They are out there by the thousands," Carl said. He also added that the group have come across residents who are trying the best just to live on $127 a month.
  
  Caring and Sharing help the needy families pay for light bills, medicine, and disperses food from a small food bank. Mr. Harmon said, "The first time a family is helped, a Bible is handed out with the food."
  
  "We need financial help so we are able to expand our services and help others in need," he said. Anyone wishing to make donations, please contact us at the telephone listed at the bottom of this page.
  
  Mr. Carl Harmon is available to speak to churches. organizations and/or an individual about this group.
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  Carl Harmon Director, Caring and Sharing, Inc. PO Box 910 Hemingway, SC 29554 PHONE 843-558-7966 Fax: 1-843-558-9922

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  Caring And Sharing, Inc.: Our Goals - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/22/2007    Last Visited: 4/22/2007  

  According to Carl Harmon, State Chairman for Caring and Sharing, the growth of the group has been phenomenal.
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  Harmon said.The volunteers also spend a lot of their free time at night building ramps for the handicapped.
  
  "Along with helping people, we also need financial help if we are to expand our services," he said.Anyone wishing to volunteer or make donations please visit our Contact Us page.
  
  Harmon is available to speak to churches and organizations about the group.You may contact him to schedule an appearance via our Contact Us page or
  
  Carl HarmonDirector, Caring and Sharing, Inc.charmon@pdol.com
  
  PO Box 910Hemingway, SC 29554PHONE 843-558-7966Fax: 1-843-558-9922

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  Caring And Sharing, Inc.: Our Goals - [Cached Version]
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  Carl HarmonDirector, Caring and Sharing, Inc.charmon@pdol.com
  
  PO Box 910Hemingway, SC 29554PHONE 843-558-7966Fax: 1-843-558-9922

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  Caring and Sharing - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/1/2009    Last Visited: 10/1/2009  

  Carl Harmon Director, Caring and Sharing, Inc. P.O. Box 910 Hemingway, SC 29554 PHONE 843-558-7966 Fax: 1-843-558-9922

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  Morning News Online - Florence, Myrtle Beach | Caring... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/23/2005    Last Visited: 11/24/2005  

  HEMINGWAY - Carl Harmon of Hemingway said he is quite pleased that the work close to his heart has been placed on Secretary of State Mark Hammond's list of Angels this year.
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  "About 90 percent of our clientele are elderly folks on Social Security, with incomes between $200 and $700 per month," Harmon said.
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  "We get no funds from the state or federal government," Harmon said.
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  That's made a real difference," Harmon said.
  
  Much of it comes from local supermarkets that give close-date foods to charity.
  
  "I just picked up 1,500 pounds of meat and about 500 pounds of bread and cakes from Lowcountry," Harmon said.
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  Harmon said he established Caring and Sharing in 1997 as a response to a call from God.

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  The Sun News | 12/06/2005 | Angel aims to doGod's work - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/6/2005    Last Visited: 12/6/2005  

  Carl Harmon, founder of Caring & Sharing Inc., shows a freezer full of meats donated by Food Lion in Hemingway.Harmon's charity is recognized as one of the top 10 charities in South Carolina.
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  Harmon "is a disciple in every sense of the word because he puts others before himself," says Kyle Daniel, 42, who attends Hemingway Baptist Church with Harmon.Harmon "is a disciple in every sense of the word because he puts others before himself," says Kyle Daniel, 42, who attends Hemingway Baptist Church with Harmon.
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  Harmon was an alcoholic for the first 15 years of his marriage to Kay Harmon, who has been his wife for 43 years.
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  "Carl Harmon is a pillar in the community," says Buddy Richardson, 55, one of Harmon's neighbors.
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  "I don't put limits on the Lord," Harmon says."He can take this little seed and make it grow mighty, mighty big."
  
  He believes God uses him as a sower, for tasks such as lending his ears and heart to the former alcoholic who was homeless for 15 years.
  
  That man, just like Harmon, is now sober and saved.
  
  Daniel, who serves on the deacon board with Harmon, says: "If there is a rotating board in Heaven and Jesus picks 12 people to serve every now and then, Carl Harmon would serve on that board. ...

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