Local HGTC Foundation Awarded $40,000 Grant by Truist Foundation to Improve Health Education and Services

The Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) Foundation has been awarded a $40,000 grant from the Truist Foundation. The grant, presented by Truist President John Rutenberg, will support the new HGTC Nursing & Health Sciences Institute. The funds aim to improve nursing and health science education and community healthcare services.

HGTC President, Dr. Marilyn Murphy Fore, thanked the Truist Foundation for the grant. She stated that the funds will enhance the quality of health science programs, support faculty development, and expand healthcare services in the region.

The Truist Foundation's grant aligns with its commitment to education and healthcare, mirroring HGTC's core values. The partnership with Truist Foundation will aid HGTC in training future healthcare professionals, who will work towards improving health outcomes and addressing healthcare disparities.

John Rutenberg expressed his satisfaction in supporting the HGTC Institute. He said the grant reflects Truist's dedication to organizations that positively impact education and healthcare.

Shannon Detzler, HGTC Foundation President & CEO, emphasized the importance of partnerships in creating societal change. She stated that the collaboration with Truist Foundation is a step towards making education and healthcare more accessible.

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