The bill, H. 3922, is a House Resolution that honors Mr. Louis L. Smith, a prominent community leader and social activist from Summerville, South Carolina. The resolution highlights Smith's lifelong commitment to social justice, beginning at the age of 12, and his involvement with influential organizations such as the Young Worker's Liberation League and the Black Panther Party. After pursuing higher education at the University of Maine, Smith returned to his hometown to establish the Community Resource Center in 2013, which has played a crucial role in providing resources to combat poverty, hunger, and support youth and families in the area.

The resolution acknowledges the significant impact of the Community Resource Center, especially during the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, where it successfully distributed millions of pounds of groceries and essential supplies. It also recognizes Smith's dedication to uplifting the Lowcountry community through various initiatives and programs. The South Carolina House of Representatives expresses its appreciation for Smith's contributions and resolves to celebrate his life and accomplishments, presenting him with a copy of the resolution.