​Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital patient Johnathan Hithe, 18, was presented with a cello by the Christopher Conner Foundation. When Child Life Specialist Abbey Anderson learned that Johnathan could play piano, guitar, violin, viola, drums and other instruments, but that his dream was to have a cello, she told Child Life Supervisor and Music Therapist Becca Kelly. “I just knew we had to make it happen!” said Becca. Johnathan, who is being treated for cancer, had longed for a cello, but realized that cellos are very expensive. The Conner Foundation helped make Johnathan’s dream come true. “Johnathan says he can’t believe it. It means so much to him and he has been playing it lots since he received it,” said Abbey.  The Christopher Conner Foundation has donated musical instruments to Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital’s Music Therapy Program and has provided concerts for hospitalized children and their families".
Wings & Ale and Christopher Conner Foundation 
March 23 at 8:51 PM · $15,000 - raised by Wings & Ale and the Christopher Conner Foundation at the  annual Wings & Ale Chile Cook off.  We are beyond thankful to have been able to team up  to donate to Love for Olivia.  The Conner Foundation and the Mazzell/Hiett family have been more grateful, humble, and kind then we could have ever asked for. We would like to send our everlasting thanks to all of the members of our community who donated, participated, and attended this event. Without you this could have never been possible. #wingsnalecolumbia#christopherconnerfoundation #loveforolivia #chilicookoff2019
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Dave Britt - Scholarship Recipient
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Triple the Trouble Band - Scholarship Recipients
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Aubrey Schipp - Scholarship Recipient
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                       Clyde Frazier - Here Today Scholarship                                                        Olivia  Mazzell  Fundraiser                                         
Conner Foundation scholarship recipient Sheldon Ferguson -
​Grammy awards nominee
KEY CHANGES MUSIC THERAPY