Proceeds from benefit concert allow Trinity-Byrnes to give $30,000 to families of shooting victims

Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School was pleased to announce that it raised $30,000 allowing it to give checks in the amount of $4,285 to Allison Carraway in honor of her husband Officer Terrence Carraway, Katie Godwin in honor of her daughter Investigator Farrah Turner, and with enormous gratitude to Officer Arie Davis, Investigator Sarah Miller, Officer Brian Hart, Officer Travis Scott and Officer Scott Williamson.

On Nov. 15 Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School held a student-led Benefit Concert to raise money for the families and officers involved in the tragedy that happened Oct. 3 when seven law-enforcement officers were ambushed in Florence.

The school is honored and humbled to be able to do a small part to show our appreciation for the men and women who protect us from harm. Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School proudly backs the blue!

Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School is a coeducational, non-discriminatory, college-preparatory day school serving students in grades seven through 12 located in Darlington.

Trinity-Byrnes fosters development of every student’s intellect and character through strong academics, a wide variety of athletics and extra-curricular activities. For more information contact April Munn, Director of Admissions and Communications, at (843) 395-9124, amunn@trinitybyrnes.org

Author: Stephan Drew

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