At Point Hope, the legacy of Philip Simmons is an important part of our community. Widely regarded as one of Charleston’s most influential artisans, Simmons was known for his handcrafted iron gates and decorative metalwork, enduring pieces that still appear throughout the City and continue to shape its historic character. Within Point Hope, the Philip […]
There’s something special about growing your own food, especially here in the Lowcountry, where the seasons, soil and sense of community all come together in a meaningful way. That spirit is at the heart of the Point Hope Community Garden, a new shared space designed for residents to stay grounded, learn something new and quite […]
As the holidays approach, it’s the perfect time to embrace the spirit of generosity that exists within our community. At Point Hope, we believe that small acts of kindness can make a lasting impact, especially when we come together to support our neighbors in need. The Point Hope Blessing Box Located at Philip Simmons Elementary […]
Today, Cainhoy is better known as a growing residential and commercial sector within the City of Charleston. But beneath the modern development lies a remarkable layer of history where an English craftsman once tried to rival the great factories of Europe from the banks of the Wando. From Staffordshire to South Carolina John Bartlam was […]
It’s been scientifically proven that time spent in nature is essential for health and wellness. That’s why Point Hope has been thoughtfully designed to connect people with nature at every turn. Our miles-long trail network weaves through neighborhoods, linking residents to parks, green spaces and unique spots to pause and enjoy the surroundings. Along the […]