Things Aren't Always Quantifiable . . .

Steve Reynolds, Generations Business Consultant since 1995, shares a Generations defining moment he experienced.  His perspective is a little different than others in this series, and definitely significant!  What are your thoughts?

Generations is a Good Investment in the Future

"Generations is an investment with an excellent return.  98% of Generations boys go on to lead successful lives," said Generations Director of Development, Roseanne Brown, as she shares her defining moment.  Have you been to Generations and experienced a defining moment yet?

Generations is opening eyes

Complaince Director, Becky Thomason, has been part of Generations mission of no more victims since before the doors opened in April of 1991.  Hear some defining moments she has witnessed through the success of Generations' programs.

A Defining Moment makes a difference in Shannon Paradise's perspective on Generations!

Shannon Paradise, Pathways PRFT Program Director, shares her unique history and vision of Generations. What are your thoughts on Generations?

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.