GWG 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: 2010
Grant Amount: $45,200
To design and pilot a new classroom model for children with autism that will build upon each student's strengths in computer skills and address autism-specific deficits in social interactions, communication, physical education, and everyday activities.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2009
Grant Amount: $28,500
For partial funding of the $57,000 in materials required to build one house for a single working mother or grandmother, someone who would not qualify for a traditional home loan.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2009
Grant Amount: $25,000
For security equipment at the agency's new administration offices.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2009
Grant Amount: $30,000
Funds to be applied to the purchase of a twelve-foot refrigerated box truck. The agency received a grant from the Hollingsworth Funds for $25,000, the rest of the cost of the truck.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2009
Grant Amount: $25,305
For partial funding of the school education program "Prevent Child Abuse".
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2009
Grant Amount: $30,000
For the program "Sharing Hospitality With Homeless Families: Transitional Housing Collaborative". These funds will be matched 3 to 1 by the South Carolina Housing Trust Fund.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2009
Grant Amount: $25,000
To fund continuation of the Co-located Services Program in 2009.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2009
Grant Amount: $25,000
To fund a week of summer residential camp for children ages six through thirteeen who are in DSS protective custody.
Year Granted: 2008
Grant Amount: $25,000
GWG funds will assist with first year programming for the center.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2008
Grant Amount: $25,000
GWG funds will help sponsor the building of 2 homes in the Haynie-Sirrine neighborhood, to be designated for families transitioning out of Greenville Area Interfaith Hospitality Network (GAIHN) temporary housing.
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