Lowcountry Forever – North Charleston Rotary Club Comedy Show – October 4, 2026

LOWCOUNTRY FOREVER – October 4, 2026
GUEST: Jim Cannon, President Elect of North Charleston Rotary Club Breakfast
ISSUE: Community Service
An upcoming comedy show is being put on to raise funds to help the North Charleston community. The Rotarians Unplugged Comedy Show on Saturday, October 24th is being put on by the North Charleston Rotary Club Breakfast. Jim Cannon is the president-elect of the club and explained what Rotarians do, what motivated him to join a Rotary Club and the kind of person he believes would make a good member. Cannon provided the details on the upcoming Comedy Show, how people could get tickets and what the money that was raised from the show would be used. Additionally, Cannon shared some of the projects that the Rotarians have done in the past and many of the things they are currently doing to make a difference in the community.

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