FORT MILL, S.C. – Grace Community Church of Fort Mill is inviting the community to a family-friendly yard sale and fundraiser on Saturday, September 27, from 8:00 a.m. to noon. The event will take place at the church, located at 1190 Gold Hill Road, Fort Mill, SC 29708.
The fundraiser is in support of Isaiah 117 House, a nonprofit organization that provides a comforting, temporary home for children awaiting placement in foster care. The Fort Mill location of Isaiah 117 House is just opening its doors, and Grace Community Church is aiming to rally local support to help them get started.
In addition to the yard sale, the event will include food, kids’ tattoos, a bounce house, and other children’s activities, making it a suitable outing for the whole family. All proceeds from the sale and donations collected during the event will go directly to benefit the work of Isaiah 117 House.
“This is more than just a yard sale—it’s a chance for our neighbors to come together for a great cause,” said representatives from Grace Community Church. “We’re excited to support Isaiah 117 House as they begin serving children here in our community.”
The event is open to everyone in Fort Mill and surrounding areas, and organizers encourage attendees to bring friends, shop for a cause, and enjoy the family-friendly atmosphere.
For more information about Isaiah 117 House, visit https://isaiah117house.com.
Event Details:
What: Community Yard Sale & Fundraiser
When: Saturday, Sept. 27 | 8 a.m. – Noon
Where: Grace Community Church of Fort Mill
Address: 1190 Gold Hill Rd., Fort Mill, SC 29708
Benefiting: Isaiah 117 House
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