OD Pavilion Social & Shag Club - Charities
The OD Pavilion Social & Shag Club has many charities that we donate to on an annual basis.
Our 2025 charities are…..
Our Formula begins with the young people in Clubs – especially those who need us most. It calls for us to consistently provide the most powerful Club Experience possible – by implementing the Five Key Elements for Positive Youth Development, offering high-yield activities and providing targeted programs – all of which help youth achieve priority outcomes. Then, because we also know that attending the Club more frequently and over a greater length of time makes young people more likely to achieve positive outcomes, Clubs must pursue strategies to increase attendance, program participation and member retention. LINK to Website
Our objective is to provide a safe place where children who are victims of abuse can receive a coordinated child abuse investigation. Children who come to the CRC receive a forensic medical exam, forensic interview, advocacy, and education. Each child is assigned a child advocate who will ensure they are kept safe and that their rights are protected. Our goal is to empower these children and their family/caretakers with the tools they need to recognize the signs of abuse and prevent it. We want the children who come here to grow from child abuse victims to strong healthy survivors. LINK to Website
In 1991 a group of friends who were bound by a common love for the music and culture that surrounds shag dancing came together to discuss how one of their group was in financial need due to bad health. They decided that they wanted to help out their friend’s situation. From that meeting the Hall of Fame Foundation was born. In their efforts to aid a friend, the members of The Foundation found a gift for themselves…they discovered the gift of giving. The spirit born in that meeting and fed on the gift of giving has grown over the years. LINK to Website
We are a ministry dedicated to helping individuals and families of the North Myrtle Beach area that are in need. We provide hot meals, showers, clothing and personal items, as well as Christian teaching, fellowship, spiritual music, and children’s church.
Our Mission: Adults and children alike can enjoy an evening meal once a week in a safe, spiritual environment. We provide hospitality, compassion, and acceptance to those within our local community coupled with spiritual awareness that will assist and strengthen their ability to meet life’s hardships. LINK to Website
The Junior Shag Association is a non-profit association, funded by voluntary contributions of individuals, businesses, and organizations that support the preservation and promotion of the Shag dance among young people; primarily focusing on teaching and encouraging participation in the dance style considered South Carolina’s state dance. LINK to Website
New Directions (formerly We are Compass) was established in 2013 as a collaborative effort to better assist homeless, men, women, and families in our community. This effort was begun by consolidating three independent local shelters into one organization. From Fiscal Years 2014 – 2023, New Directions has served over 10,019 Men, Women, and Children, 598 Families through 559,360 nights of shelter and over 547,000 meals, empowering 4,245 Individuals, 469 Families to secure a positive solution to homelessness through permanent housing, reuniting with family, or placement in long-term recovery. We look forward to helping even more families and individuals recover from homelessness, poverty, and addiction because for those in crisis, at New Directions, Hope Starts Here. LINK to Website
Mobile Meals of North Strand embodies our commitment to nourishing communities with dedication and warmth. Serving the northern reaches of the Grand Strand, we bring daily hot meals and smiles to those in need, driven by a network of compassionate volunteers. Our North Strand branch is a lifeline of care and connection, tailored to meet the specific needs and challenges of our northern neighbors. LINK to Website
The North Myrtle Beach Area Historical Museum exists to preserve the community pride and the rich history it encompasses. Inside you will discover just how deep the appreciation for the culture and history of North Myrtle Beach is amongst the surrounding community. Memorabilia from Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive, Crescent Beach and more rests inside the exhibits of the museum. Behind the thousands of visitors who make their way to the area each year, is a community of people who play a vital role in making this area of South Carolina great place to live and visit. LINK to Website
We are the “The Compass” formally North Strand Housing Shelter, founded in 2009 by a group of compassionate individuals and local churches. Our mission is to combat homelessness in the Grand Strand areas of Horry County. Since December 2010, with generous private donations, we have been providing shelter and support to those in need. LINK to Website
Sea Haven provides emergency stabilization and long-term services. Gateway services are provided for runaway and homeless youth, as well as youth at risk of running away, by offering temporary emergency shelter, food, clothing, individual and family counseling, case management, referrals for extended services, independent/permanent housing, permanency planning and aftercare. LINK to Website
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OD Pavilion Social & Shag Club
P.O. Box 5694
North Myrtle Beach, SC 29597
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