Local volunteers say Spring into Service raised $2,064 and 460 pounds of food

Gibson and Destiny Hill addressed the Goose Creek City Council to report the results of the city’s recent "Spring into Service" volunteer event at Central Creek Park. "We raised $2,064, collected 460 pounds of food, and gathered tons of clothing donations," Destiny Hill said, adding that donations were split between two local organizations (names not specified in the transcript).

The presenters described the event as a community‑run effort that included local vendors, two sponsors, a DJ, activity stations and a scavenger hunt that awarded free event T‑shirts to participants. Gibson said the planning took several months and thanked Central Creek Park staff and community partners for their help in staging the day.

Hill singled out park staff and volunteers by name when possible, thanking "Miss Hannah Miller from Central Creek Park" for guidance and noting the mayor’s leadership presence. The organizers said proceeds and donated goods were distributed to local groups that support community needs; the transcript did not name the recipient organizations beyond the general reference recorded by the speakers.

Organizers also described outreach and promotion efforts, including event shirts and a scavenger hunt designed to engage families. They encouraged continued community involvement and thanked the council for the opportunity to brief the body.

The presentation concluded with council members offering brief praise for the volunteers. The transcript does not record any formal action or vote tied to the presentation.