Local Businesses Encouraged to Deck the Halls for Good and Support Homeless No More Families

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Homeless No More is calling on local businesses to Deck the Halls for Good and transform their holiday office décor into a powerful act of community giving. By participating in the Holiday Greenery Fundraiser, every wreath, garland, and centerpiece purchased helps provide safe housing, stability, and hope for Midlands families. 

Businesses, offices, and organizations are encouraged to get involved by decorating their spaces, sending client gifts, and joining the Greenery Challenge — a friendly competition to see which workplaces can make the biggest impact while spreading holiday cheer. 

 “This campaign is about more than holiday decorations, it’s about decorating with heart,” said Homeless No More President and CEO Lila Anna Sauls. “Every purchase helps families experiencing homelessness find safety and stability. We love seeing businesses across Columbia come together to make the season brighter for others.” 

 Businesses can order locally for office decorations or choose direct delivery items that ship nationwide — perfect for client gifts, partner appreciation, or remote teams. 

Order deadline: November 7 
Local pick-up: December 3–4 at Trinity Cathedral, 1100 Sumter St., Columbia 
Direct delivery: Begins Thanksgiving week 

 To participate, visit bit.ly/HNMGreenerySale and join the challenge by sharing the link and encouraging other businesses to do the same using #DeckTheHallsForGood. 

 “It’s a simple way for businesses to give back while celebrating the season,” said Sauls. “Every wreath purchased helps a family move closer to home.” 

 All proceeds from the fundraiser benefit Homeless No More, the only shelter system in South Carolina that keeps the entire family together, including fathers and boys over the age of 12, while helping them transition from crisis to stability. 

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 Homeless No More is a nonprofit organization that believes family homelessness is entirely solvable. Our spectrum of care — from emergency services to transitional and affordable housing — keeps each family together and meets their needs at the right time with the right services. By providing support to move each family toward a permanent, self-sufficient solution, we can eradicate family homelessness and help parents and their children achieve lasting independence.