He donated $25,000 to South Carolina Governor Jim Hodges First Steps early childhood education program in 1999 (Dec. 23) to help improve education in the state.
South Carolina Governor Jim Hodges proclaimed August 28, 2001 as Effie Wilder Day.
Jim Hodges (born November 19, 1956) Governor of South Carolina from 1999 until ...
Since leaving office as Governor, Hodges has served as a senior advisor at McGuire Woods Consulting, LLC, and as partner in the affiliated law firm of McGuireWoods, LLP, and is based in Columbia, South Carolina.
On March 2, 1999, Benjamin was appointed to the Governor's Cabinet by Governor Jim Hodges.
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Finally, the 1998 South Carolina GOP ticket was dragged down with unpopular Governor David Beasley at the top of the ticket who would go on to lose his re-election campaign to Jim Hodges.
Jim Hodges defeated incumbent Governor David Beasley by successfully using this strategy in the 1998 gubernatorial election.