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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – An effort to keep seniors cool during the hot summer months will return Saturday with its first distribution event of the season. Project Cool Breeze, founded by State Rep.

Fans collected through Project Cool 2026 will benefit seniors served by Good Samaritan Community Services and Meals on Wheels, helping provide relief during periods of extreme summer temperatures.

Project Cool provides free box fans to senior citizens & disabled individuals to help during the summer months. You can drop of fans at any fire stations.