Burton Center for disabilities and special needs

Burton Center for disabilities and special needs Discovering and Developing unlimited potential!!

Serving people with disabilities and special needs in Ware Shoals, Abbeville, Edgefield, Greenwood, Lexington, McCormick, and Saluda counties. Services include: Day services for adults at four centers located in Greenwood, Lexington, Saluda and Ware Shoals, residential services (26 community residences, 3 supervised living programs, 4 community training home I’s), and Respite services.

Walt & Claire Hahahaka with Keep Greenwood County Beautiful visited Burton Center today and presented a check for $500 t...
06/09/2026

Walt & Claire Hahahaka with Keep Greenwood County Beautiful visited Burton Center today and presented a check for $500 to support the Greenhouse Project.

During their visit, they toured the greenhouse and gardening area, as well as the Day Program.

"We are grateful for this gift from Keep Greenwood County Beautiful which will help us to continue growing our Greenhouse Project with our individuals," stated Wendy Owens, Greenhouse Project Coordinator.

Pictured: Walt Hahahaka, Laure Cordell, Wendy Owens, and Claire Hahahaka

The Ware Shoals Operations visited the Lake Hartwell Wildlife Safari on Friday. The individuals fed and learned about th...
06/09/2026

The Ware Shoals Operations visited the Lake Hartwell Wildlife Safari on Friday. The individuals fed and learned about the different types of animals, enjoyed the petting zoo, and the Budgie experience.

06/04/2026

Greenwood Flying Monkeys – About the Greenwood Flying Monkeys The Greenwood Flying Monkeys are bringing a new era of summer baseball and entertainment to ...

On Monday, Scouting America - Boy Scout Troop 911 located in Greenwood and chartered by Emerald City Rotary, helped clea...
06/03/2026

On Monday, Scouting America - Boy Scout Troop 911 located in Greenwood and chartered by Emerald City Rotary, helped clean up the Sensory Park by removing limbs and other debris left by spring storms. “Many thanks to the Scout Troop for their hard work and all they did to help us,” stated Laurie Cordell, Executive Director.

Pictured: L to R front row: Nathaniel Cuenin, Peyton Wise, Paul Cuenin, back row: Elizabeth Wise, Beau Pinson, Dr. John Ergle, Keelan West, Dan Worthing, Cole Worthing, and Eustace Cuenin

Lexington Operations had a great time visiting the Orangeburg Gardens for National Garden Day.
06/01/2026

Lexington Operations had a great time visiting the Orangeburg Gardens for National Garden Day.

Saluda Day Program recently turned its day program into New Orleans and celebrated the famous Mardi Gras with carnival f...
05/20/2026

Saluda Day Program recently turned its day program into New Orleans and celebrated the famous Mardi Gras with carnival foods, jazz music, and various games. Beads, masks, designer hats, and fancy jewelry were worn by everyone. King Dennis and Queen De'Aerial led the parade. They were thrilled to learn about and taste the traditional Bananas Foster, King's Cake, and other foods and drinks.

Thank you to members of the Emerald City Rotary for helping with our garden project on a recent Saturday. They construct...
05/18/2026

Thank you to members of the Emerald City Rotary for helping with our garden project on a recent Saturday. They constructed a flower bed, sealed the picnic tables, erected rails on one of our greenhouses, and installed a patio area for the picnic table.
They continue to help us make sure our garden project is a success.

Burton Center received Youth & Education funding from Greenwood County Community Foundation (GCCF) to assist in the cons...
05/18/2026

Burton Center received Youth & Education funding from Greenwood County Community Foundation (GCCF) to assist in the construction and furnishing of three facility areas for new programming, providing a storefront, a bank setting, and a life skills room for hands-on learning environments. This program will fill a critical gap by offering training in financial literacy, social skills, and other life skills. The curriculum will be person-centered and tailored to each individual's goals and needs to build practical abilities, foster personal growth, and enhance self-management. This program will increase self-advocacy and safety awareness, building confidence and boundary-setting skills when navigating public systems.

Left to right: Mary Woodiwiss, GCCF Director of Grants and Projects; Laurie Cordell, Burton Center Executive Director; Jeff May, Burton Center Foundation consultant.

Greenwood County Community Foundation

What a beautiful day for the 35th Annual Burton Center Lloyd Roofing Golf Classic yesterday! 54 teams participated, wit...
05/13/2026

What a beautiful day for the 35th Annual Burton Center Lloyd Roofing Golf Classic yesterday! 54 teams participated, with the Harris Funeral Home team (D. J. Freese, Tom Howie, Chris Major, and Gage Evans) winning the morning round and Greg Overholt’s team (Rod Overholt, Grady Overholt, Jessie Wiley, and Cole Patterson winning the afternoon round.
The Burton Ensemble performed during lunch. Ricky Boyd singing “Stand by Me” and the dance team performing to “I Got the Music in Me”.
“Many thanks to everyone who coordinated, sponsored, and participated in the Golf Classic. For 35 years, the purpose of the classic has been to raise awareness of people with disabilities and special needs and funding to help them,” stated Jeff May, Co-Chair of the Golf Classic.

05/13/2026

Thank you Ashley Square!

Address

2605 Highway 72 221 E
Greenwood, SC
29649

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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