Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
The Suggs family has been busy making the house built for them by the TV show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" in January into a home.
The "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" episode featuring the Suggs family of Loris will air April 11, George DuRant, the local event director, said Wednesday.
Many Horry County charities are experiencing a boom in donations despite the community's recent outpouring of support for victims of the earthquake in Haiti and to help build an "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" home in Horry County.
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ABOUT THE FAMILY
Derrick Suggs, 28, and his wife Amanda, 26, live on Cane Branch Road just outside of Loris. The couple adopted Amanda's younger siblings - James, 19, Jacob, 17, Jordan, 10, Walker, 5, and Mason, 9 months - to keep them out of foster care. The family's home was built by Derrick's grandfather in 1953. It has a leaking roof, outdated and exposed electrical wiring, rotting foundation, and broken and cracked asbestos siding outside of the house.
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