Center for Developmental Services
Year Granted: 2021
Grant Amount: $50,000
Operating funds to continue providing multi-discipline services in a single setting for special needs children
Health
GWG seeks to improve the overall health of the community by supporting projects that promote health, wellness and access to high quality healthcare for everyone, as well as projects that assist individuals in changing or avoiding unhealthy lifestyles or behaviors.
Greenville Free Medical Clinic
Year Granted: 2021
Grant Amount: $50,000
Hire a mental health counselor to provide therapy, counseling and crisis intervention for those unable to afford medical care.
Servants for Sight
Year Granted: 2021
Grant Amount: $50,000
Increase the number of uninsured people receiving vision services such as eye exams, glasses, medical eye care and surgery.
Julie Valentine Center
Year Granted: 2020
Grant Amount: $99,225
To upgrade the sexual assault forensic exam room and increase access to trauma-informed counseling services for sexual assault victims.
Visit WebsiteChildren’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas
Year Granted: 2019
Grant Amount: $60,000
In support of the Greenville Childhood Cancer Special Needs Fund to provide financial, logistical and emotional assistance to families whose children are battling cancer, and to improve their overall quality of life.
Visit WebsiteFAVOR
Year Granted: 2018
Grant Amount: $100,000
$100,000 over 2 years to expand FAVOR’s substance abuse recovery program into the previously unserved Nicholtown community.
Visit WebsiteGateway House
Year Granted: 2018
Grant Amount: $100,000
$100,000 over 2 years to help build a new clubhouse, doubling the capacity to serve Greenvillians living with mental illness.
Visit WebsiteMental Health America of Greenville
Year Granted: 2017
Grant Amount: $49,875
To use AmeriCorps volunteers to create an online training and scheduling program for mental health volunteers.
Visit WebsiteYMCA: LiveWell Greenville
Year Granted: 2016
Grant Amount: $7,210
Used to staff a pilot study program in early childhood education (children 3-5 years old) to create a culture of health.
Visit WebsiteGreenville Free Medical Clinic
Year Granted: 2016
Grant Amount: $64,000
Used to expand the capacity of the Greer, Simpsonville and Berea clinics from one day to three or four days per week, tripling the number of patients served.
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