Rebuild Upstate
Year Granted: 2022
Grant Amount: $100,000
Preserve and improve low income, owner-occupied homes in Greenville County.
Visit WebsiteGWG seeks to address inequities within our community by supporting projects that address every individual’s needs for food, clothing, shelter and safety as well as projects that address underlying social problems.
Year Granted: 2022
Grant Amount: $100,000
Preserve and improve low income, owner-occupied homes in Greenville County.
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Grant Amount: $100,000
Fund two ADA vans to drive people to jobs, activities, and opportunities.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2021
Grant Amount: $50,000
Expand all-day, therapeutic childcare for at-risk children with developmental and behavioral issues.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2021
Grant Amount: $50,000
Support two programs that help students with short-term financial needs continue their education.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2021
Grant Amount: $50,000
Renovate the aging soup kitchen for this agency serving the hungry six days per week, while also engaging in community outreach.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2021
Grant Amount: $50,000
Operating funds to offset a budget shortfall compounded by an increased need for comprehensive services and residential shelter for victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2021
Grant Amount: $50,000
The Home Again program which provides housing solutions for families with children currently living week-to-week in motels.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2020
Grant Amount: $55,485
To install a new, safe loading dock system which will increase the efficiency of food intake and delivery to 450,000 people per year.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2020
Grant Amount: $49,385
To hire a manager and renovate the woodshop, increasing job-training capabilities for previously incarcerated men and reducing recidivism.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2020
Grant Amount: $80,000
To qualify for matching funds and purchase 2 homes to provide interim housing for families transitioning out of homelessness.
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