Winslow Hastie Steps Down After 20 Years | Charleston News

Winslow Hastie, the visionary leader of Historic Charleston Foundation for over two decades, is stepping down at the end of the year—not due to conflict, but because it’s the right time to pass the torch while the organization thrives. With deep roots in Charleston and a background in architecture and urban planning, Hastie transformed the foundation’s Revolving Fund into the Common Cause Land Fund Program, helped craft a nationally award-winning preservation plan, and led resilience efforts after major storms—even traveling to the Netherlands for insights. Now 53, he’s not retiring but taking on a new role as chairman at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, ensuring his legacy continues to shape Charleston’s cultural and physical future.

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