SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCSC) — While many Lowcountry kids are counting the hours until Santa arrives, others are wishing for something much simpler: a safe place to land, and a home to call their own.
For children entering foster care, new homes, unfamiliar routines and unanswered questions often replace the traditions many families take for granted. For the foster parents who welcome them, the holiday season becomes less about perfection and more about providing stability when it matters most.
Inside the Closet of Hope House in Summerville, that mission comes to life. Closet of Hope is a Lowcountry nonprofit that provides foster families with free clothing, shoes, toys and essential supplies so children can transition into new homes with dignity and comfort…