SC inmates give back this season with gifts through Operation: Spread the Joy
Many long-term care residents across the state are receiving holiday gifts from local inmates.
Many long-term care residents across the state are receiving holiday gifts from local inmates.
SC Dept. of Corrections says some folks seem to have been planning an early holiday Old Bay crab boil and steak dinner.
Members of the Midlands faith community are working to make sure everyone has a present this Christmas, even those who are behind bars.
The Inspector General of the State Department of Corrections says two employees at Walden Farm in Columbia have been arrested.
The U.S. Attorneys Office in South Carolina says 29 people have pleaded guilty in connection to a $5 million COVID benefits scam.
During his almost four decades working in correctional facilities, Gadsden has worked with the head of South Carolina’s department of corrections, Bryan Stirling, and says he has learned a lot from him.
Bryan Stirling with the SC Department of Corrections and Connie Munn with the SC Department on Aging say over 1,600 presents will be given out to long-term care residents — all made by inmates across the state.
A Sumter man has been charged in relation to providing contraband to an inmate at Broad River Correctional Institution (BRCI), said SCDC.
A Columbia man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to charges involving flying drones into two state prisons, said the SCDC.
Through an effort called “Operation Spread the Joy,” inmates from 20 different South Carolina prisons are helping to bring happiness to long term care residents with handmade gifts.