Our Mission and Vision


Mission Restoration is a property that had been winterized since 2016 and was being reclaimed by the Sumter National Forest in Newberry County, South Carolina. This 1.78-acre property includes a small home constructed in the 1940s, which is in need of major restoration. My desire is to utilize this serene retreat in nature to create a space where a few come at a time to regain their confidence through creative and ever-evolving opportunities. 


However, Mission Restoration is more than just restoring the home and property; it is also about restoring our spirits. Here, we will work alongside the tranquility of nature while engaging in the physical restoration of the land and home. Each application of our efforts aims to foster a sense of healthy pride and confidence that individuals may have been lacking, helping them take the next step in their lives. There is a therapist out of Columbia willing to give free sessions to anyone who comes for a short stay at the Mission. 


The goal is to make Mission Restoration a continuously growing initiative. Through their dedication and hard work, some may have the opportunity to become the owners or foremen of their own lawn care or painting service. The mission provides the necessary equipment, insurance, and helps them maintain and run the business while mentoring and training the next person who comes through. For those with experience in the trades but lacking the confidence or clout to start their own businesses, we aim to assist by helping individuals secede by mentoring and ultimately investing in their dreams. 


By allowing us to support you in achieving your needs—whether business or personal—you will also help us fulfill our mission of assisting those in need of a leg up. Many that come to stay will have the opportunity to train in and take over any of the following services we already provide. 


Currently, we offer services such as, product design (CAD design), mold making, prototyping, 3D modeling, tailored promotional items, custom tiles, plastic and stone fabrication, garden, and patio decor, among others. 


If this is something that resonates with you please don’t hesitate to reach out. I am looking for those men and women who feel the urge and desire to come along side and help establish this creative community.


Our target clientele includes: 

**Small businesses** needing product design, prototypes, promotional items, or packaging. 

**Artists or hobbyists** seeking custom molds and locally processed red clay for arts and crafts. 

**Individuals** looking for unique decor, custom designs, or functional art pieces. We offer a unique vision across a variety of materials and processes. 

**Custom Designs:** CAD modeling, product prototypes, and STL file creation. We provide creative support for CAD design, 3D printing, mold/form creation, and more. 

**Fabrication Services:** Silicone mold making, tile creation, cement facade and statue restoration. 

**Promotional Products:** Cookie cutters, key chains, ceramics—you name it, we can design and likely produce it. 


**Noteworthy Projects: Our collaboration on the restoration of the Phidias Statue at the Telfair Museum in Savannah, GA, We created/fabricated a large prototype for the Born Global Organization that was displayed at the 2022 Environmental Summit in Switzerland. Video game modeling design. Finished garden sculptures, along with various garden and patio decor items. 


Additionally, we work on breezeway/carport block tile designs and production, Please let us know if there are any upcoming projects that Mission Restoration can assist you with. By doing so you will be helping establish a creative work force for many. 


Thank you, E. Thompson

B. Hurst

Mission Restoration LLC. 

803.830.9712 

Email: JointArtisticProduction@gmail.com 







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