Lowcountry tribe leader recognized for community service and advocacy

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Lowcountry tribe leader recognized for community service and advocacy

Lisa Collins has been recognized by the Courage Project for her leadership and service to the community.

Recognition Highlights Community Impact

This year’s Courage Project theme, “Neighbors Helping Neighbors,” honors people who make a positive difference through service, advocacy, and leadership.

Collins said she was surprised and grateful to receive the recognition, adding that it reflects years of work dedicated to helping others and supporting her community.

Focus on Cultural Preservation

As chief of the Wassamasaw Tribe of Varnertown Indians, Collins continues to advocate for Native American recognition, cultural preservation, and community development across South Carolina.

She said her goal is to ensure members of her community feel seen, heard, and empowered.

Inspiring Others to Give Back

Collins said the award is not only a personal achievement but also a reflection of the collective efforts of the community she serves.

She hopes the recognition encourages others to get involved and help build stronger communities through service and support.

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