Helping Seniors Thrive

Please join us as we seek to Help Seniors Thrive at Bethea.

This summer, SCBMA will hold its fifth annual Helping Seniors Thrive giving event. 100% of the proceeds will go toward the specific ministry needs of each community. Sponsorships are available. Each community will host the event on its respective campus and tours will be available after the complimentary luncheon.

For Questions or Participation

Please contact Annie Eveleigh, Director of Advancement, by email or phone at 803-227-6058 for additional information and reservations.

Helping Seniors Thrive Society Members

Partner of Bethea & Martha Franks Retirement Communities

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Phillip & Michelle Anderson
Gary & Leigh Caldwell*
Roy & Peggy Lee*

Friend of Bethea & Martha Franks Retirement Communities

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Ira & Carol Bedenbaugh*
Dr. Ed Behling
Margaret Brown
Ronald & Betty Burnside*
Marcus E. Cook
Dr. Russell & Helen Dean
Dr. & Mrs. Jimmy Epting*
Francis & Annie Eveleigh*
Pollyanna Franks*
Eddie & Lyn Freeman

Ray & Anne Graham
Ken & Jane Gunter*
Donva Harrison
Hampton Hunter*
Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Jones
Elizabeth Knell*
P. L. Roy McCall, Jr.
Rob McMillin*
Marilyn Mack*
Marcus E. Miller*

Rev. Lawton & Dawn Neely*
Dr. Mell & Dianne Patterson*
Dr. Sharla Price
Paul T. Shaw*
Robert Staton*
Benjamin Spurling*
Thomas P. Turner III*
David Walker*
David & Christy Whitlock*

*Founding Members

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SC Baptist Ministries for the Aging was established as a non-profit corporation in 1994.

Currently we provide housing in our two retirement communities for over 300 seniors with approximately 85% proclaimed Southern Baptists.

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190 Stoneridge Drive
Columbia, SC 29210

Our Communities

Bethea Retirement Community
Martha Franks Retirement Community
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Helping Seniors Thrive Since 1954
SC Baptist Ministry for the Aging, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that includes two retirement communities in South Carolina – Bethea at Darlington and Martha Franks at Laurens. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. SCBMA takes your privacy seriously. Specific details are in our Privacy Statement.