Scalise Family's Real Estate Donation Creates New Offices for Waccamaw Community Foundation



Pictured, left to right, Matt & Marion
Scalise, Katie Scalise, Cindy &
Michael Scalise, Sam Scalise,
Jimmy Johnson, Chair of WCF
& Jonathan Kresken, President
of WCF.

On January 26, a crowd of nearly one hundred people celebrated the Grand Opening of the Waccamaw Community Foundation's new headquarters.  The festivities honored Sam Scalise, President and CEO of Scalise Group, as well as his wife Cindy and sons, Matt and Michael.

The newly remodeled office building, located at 3655 S. Hwy. 17 Business, is considered a Murrells Inlet landmark.  It is probably best remembered as home to the former Captains' Restaurant.  Scalise Group purchased the building and the surrounding property in 2003 and preserved the original structure of the restaurant because of its historical significance.

Scalise, a well-known developer, was considering options for the building when he learned the Waccamaw Community Foundation was looking to establish a presence on the southern end of the Grand Strand.  The location is ideal because WCF serves both Horry and Georgetown counties and the building sits right on the county line.


"It gives my family great joy to assist this extremely valuable organization and, at the same time, play a role in preserving the charm and history of Murrells Inlet," said Sam Scalise.

"This gift of real estate is a wonderful way to give back to the communities that have been so good to us over the past 25 years."


Sam & Cindy Scalise


May this key open doors and unlock hearts in Waccamaw Community Foundations continuing quest to establish charitable funds for the long-term benefit of our communities.

Sam Scalise
Building Dedication and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
January 26, 2007

 
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