Tabling Request

To participate in Disability Advocacy Day by showcasing your organization, please proceed with the registration through the link provided below. This event offers a unique platform for non-member entities to engage with attendees by setting up an informational booth on the State House grounds. The specifics of this opportunity are as follows:

Event Overview:

Event: Disability Advocacy Day
Location: State House Grounds
Feature: Reserved space for your organization to host an information table

Benefits of Participation:

Engage directly with event attendees to promote your organization's mission and services.
Support an important cause that focuses on raising awareness and advocating for the rights of individuals with disabilities in South Carolina.

Registration and Fee:

Cost for Table Space: $150 (non-members)

Important Information:

The registration fee guarantees only the space for your table; you must provide your own table and any materials for distribution.
Selling items or food on the State House grounds is strictly prohibited.
Tents are allowed, but they cannot be staked into the ground. Sandbags or water barrels must be used to keep them grounded. There also must be enough space for people to move freely between the tents.
We kindly ask each participating vendor to contribute a case of water for free distribution to attendees (optional but appreciated!).
For specific inquiries regarding permissible items and activities on the State House grounds, contact the SC State House Events Coordinator at 803-737-1215.

Payment Instructions:

Method: Checks should be made payable to SCPDO and mailed to 254 Corley Mill Rd. Lexington, SC 29072. Please put "Tabling" in the memo area.

For Assistance:

Should you have any questions regarding registration or payment, please email us at scpdoinfo@gmail.com for further assistance.

We greatly appreciate your interest in supporting Disability Advocacy Day and eagerly anticipate your participation. Thank you for your commitment to making a difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities in our community.