PWCC Hall of Fame luncheon is sold out; book early for 2026
- Charles Reams 1
- Oct 2
- 2 min read
On October 14, the Phillis Wheatley Center will induct outstanding members of the community into the Hall of Fame in a luncheon at the center.
Inductees include former State Senator Ralph Anderson as the Public Policy Champion (posthumous). He tirelessly advocated for the public good as a member of the Greenville City Council, a member of the South Carolina House of Representatives, and as a State Senator.
Broadway star Phillip Boykin will be inducted as the Arts Champion for his accomplishments as a Tony-nominated performer.
Bobbie Jo Clinkscale will be inducted as the Community Champion (posthumous) who served many years as an administrator at Phillis Wheatley Community Center.
Chairman and Founder of Spinx Stewart Spinks will be inducted as the Business Champion who founded and grew his business in Greenville while investing in the community.
In addition to the awards presentations, the luncheon event will feature a live performance from Arts Champion Phillip Boykin.
The event is open to the public, and doors open at 11:30 a.m. Tickets are $75.00 and may be purchased online via Eventbrite. Event sponsorships are also available. Call 864-240-4242 for more information.
Debra Rice, chair of the p
“The Hall of Fame Champions were selected for their extraordinary leadership and contributions to the community over many years. These four individuals have inspired us all with their leadership and accomplishments. We are honored to recognize them in the Phillis Wheatley Hall of Fame Champions so that future generations will continue to learn from their legacies.”
Debra Rice, Chair, Phillis Wheatley Community Center Board of Director said: “We are thrilled to celebrate these leaders and to show our gratitude for their leadership. As an alumnus of the center, I know how powerful it is for our young people to have examples of how to excel in business and the arts, how to serve the public as an elected official, and how to give back to their community.”
Randy Jackson, Executive Director, Phillis Wheatley Community Center, said: To learn about programs, activities, and events at the Center, subscribe to our monthly e-mail newsletter.
