Clemson Student Shares His Generations' Defining Moment

Mac Miller, as the Clemson Interfraternal Council President, has been a vital part of the Clemson volunteer effort at Generations since 2009.  Here he shares his defining moments and encourages others to do the same.  Share with all your friends!

You Can't Put a Value on the Different Generations Makes . . .

Generations board member, Scott Halkett, shares the struggles of a friend who was a victim of sexual abuse, and how that defining moment motivated him to be part of Generations mission of no more victims.

A special thank you to the staff of Soby's, Main Street, Greenville, SC for opening their doors for us to shoot this vignette.

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As long as there are victims . . . there are always going to be more victims.

Generations' Facility Director, Brian Clark, shares one of his defining moments, and how he came to realize that everyone can play a role in stopping child sexual abuse.  Listen, share it with others, and let us know what you think.

A Son's Defining Moment

This parent, whose son graduated Generations program in the first quarter of 2011, returned for our recent Luncheon for Second Chances.  While in Greenville she asked to give her moving testimony of her son finding a defining moment while at Generations.  Let us know what you think after veiwing this . . . and please forward it to others.  Those who attended our luncheon heard her son speak . . . and know first hand what a wonderful young man he has become.

A Positive Impact Makes a Defining Moment

Sherwood Williams, Generations Training Manager/HSP shares the impact of his first of many defining moments at Generations Group Homes.

Many Small Defining Moments Add Up

Generations Group Homes Program Director, Aimee Clark, shares a defining moment where she realized children were coming to Generations defined by the choices they had made, and not by the people who they actually were.  Watch, share, and let us know what some of your defining moments have been.

Witnessing a Defining Moment

This week a resident with a loooong history of falling into the wrong crowd and gaining the favor of those around him through bad decisions made a profound discovery.  This child could not admit that this has been a serious problem for him.  When he sat down with his Generations' Human Service Professional for his session he finally opened up. His trust in her had grown and he finally felt safe enough to share what he has been too embarrassed to admit - that he has no idea how to make friends “the right way”. He talked about all the wrong ways he has made friends in the past admitting to gang activity, sexual aggression toward females, acting out in school, lying and whatever he thought was needed to make a friend.  He added quietly and sincerely, that if he doesn’t learn the right way soon . . . he knows he will never be anything in life.  It was a huge admission and a real defining moment for him in his work toward a successful future.