Volunteers repair foster mother’s Batesburg home

Posted 6/14/18

Lillian Davenport is the epitome of selflessness.

Being a foster mother to 30 children while raising six of her own is no task for the faint of heart.

Last week, SC Electric & Gas …

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Volunteers repair foster mother’s Batesburg home

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Lillian Davenport is the epitome of selflessness.

Being a foster mother to 30 children while raising six of her own is no task for the faint of heart.

Last week, SC Electric & Gas employee volunteers celebrated Davenport’s giving spirit by weatherizing and beautifying her Bates-burg home.

“Serving the community is ingrained in all of us as SCE&G employees,” said Sam Dozier, SCE&G vice president of customer service.

“We participate in multiple weatherization projects every year. It’s always gratifying.

“Our employees appreciated the opportunity to help Ms. Davenport.

“She has single-handedly made a positive impact on the lives of so many. It’s our honor to assist her in this way.”

Employees worked alongside volunteers from the Aiken/Barnwell Counties Community Action Agency, Inc. and the South Carolina Department of Administration’s Office of Economic Opportunity to complete repairs and improvements.

SCE&G volunteers completed several tasks to make Davenport’s home safer and more energy efficient, including replacing windows, a laundry room door and panel and the attic hatch; installing new low-flow shower heads, a crawlspace door, smoke alarms and a carbon monoxide monitor; and sealing air and duct leaks.

For more information about energy assistance and weatherization, visit www.sceg.com/assistance.

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