SCC consists of professional men and women throughout the Metroplex serving in a volunteer capacity as Directors. Members and Other Supporters of children's charities.  The Board of Directors conducts the business of the organization and consists of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer.  Programs are developed and events planned for the purpose of accomplishing our mission which is to enrich the lifes of children in need within our local community by providing both financial and volunteer assistance in a FUN-filled manner.

Our cuurent board consists of officers performing multiple duties.  Terry Duke serves as President and Treasurer; Sandy Huffman is Secretary and Sponsorship Chairman; Greg Johnson is Special Events Coordinator and Founder of the Men and Women of Dallas.

Supporters of Children's Charities originated in 1995 by Founder Terry Duke under the umbrella of a social organization named The Fourth Session. It was incorporated in 1996 as a separate entity, The Singles Charity Council, a charity organized exclusively for the non-profit purpose of raising funds for needy children in the Metroplex by hosting various social events.

Our FUN-raising objective was first accomplished by annually throwing the largest "singles only" party local residents had witnessed, "The Singles Charity Extravaganza." Over a period of years SCC social events were expanded to include happy hours at various localities in and around town.

In addition to these social events, another milestone of the organization has been the creation of an extensive volunteer base. SCC Volunteers were originally recruited and used only at The Extravaganza, but later, at other SCC events and the annual Love for Kids Christmas Party.

Now, volunteer opportunities have grown to include all Love for Kids events, as well as other charity events such as the Richardson Boys and Girls Clubs Merchandise Sale, the MDA Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon, The Greenville Avenue St. Patrick's Day Parade, The Mayor's Ball, and The Heart Ball.

Since SCC's founding in 1995, the charity has evolved from a strictly singles organization into one having no marital restrictions, consequently appealing to a wider segment of the population and attracting new volunteers and resources.