Hudson Town, SC is a small predominantly black community located in St. George, SC.  Hudson Town was founded in the early 1900s by Mr. Hudson and his family. The Cab Callaway family was one of the first families to own property and reside in Hudson Town on Callaway Drive. We have very little information about the history of Hudson Town. We only know that it is a forgotten black community that used to thrive with its own mom-and-pop markets, community center, and music halls for entertainment. St. George has a population of 1,771, with a poverty rate of 37.2% according to www.city-data.com.  The median household income is $26,688 per year with a 30-minute one-way commute to higher waged jobs. The significant high school dropout rate and lack of resources have allowed this once thriving community to be left behind and forgotten. 

Betty Carol Foundation currently renovates farmland and a farmhouse in Hudson Town to provide free and reduced food services, education, and employment for the community of Hudson Town. Our goal is to acquire more farmland in and around Hudson Town to provide opportunities for better-paying jobs by opening educational and resource centers for this community.  Go to the Get Involved page to learn how you can support our mission. 

Trotwood, OH is a beautiful suburb west of Dayton, OH with a population of 23,500 and a poverty rate of 24.5%. Trotwood has no major grocery stores or independent water towers to support the residents. But, West Carrollton, OH, a suburb south of Dayton with a population of 12,700, has their own water tower and two Kroger  Supermarkets, and a Meijer grocery store within 5 minutes from the center of town not to include the abundance of food services and other social resources available to their community. 

Betty Carol Foundation is currently renovating our temporary location at 110 West Main St. Trotwood, OH 45426 to provider free and low cost fresh food services to the community. We will start by offering free meals to children during the summer with our Summer Meals Program. Children will be able to come to our location and get prepackaged breakfast and/ or lunch. Parents may register by completing the form on Our Services page.  We are preparing our location in Trotwood to offer free and low cost food services and social services to the community. Go to the Get Involved page to learn how you can support our mission.