YWCA
Year Granted: 2007
Grant Amount: $25,000
GWG funds will be used to help cover operational expenses during the yW Empowerment Center's inaugural year.
Impact - 2007
Greenville Women Giving seeks to fund worthy projects that have the potential for high impact and significant positive change in our community.
Loaves and Fishes
Year Granted: 2007
Grant Amount: $27,962
GWG funds will be applied to update and re-structure the organization's wireless communication system in order to streamline and facilitate the logistics of picking up and delivering perishable food.
Visit WebsiteGreenville Rape Crisis and Child Abuse Center
Year Granted: 2007
Grant Amount: $25,000
GWG funds will help purchase a colposcope (a digital image documentation system) with state-of-the-art features which will allow accurate non-invasive, child-friendly exams conducted at the GRCCAC Center.
Visit WebsiteGreenville Literacy Organization
Year Granted: 2007
Grant Amount: $27,000
GWG will fund the Syllabus Strategies Project, the first comprehensive revision of GLA's ESL Curriculum Guides since 2001.
Visit WebsiteGAIHN – Greenville Area Interfaith Hospitality Network
Year Granted: 2007
Grant Amount: $25,000
GWG will help fund the “Sharing Hospitality with Homeless Families: Transitional Housing Collaborative”, a part of GAIHN’s 2010 Plan. Under this collaborative, $25,000 of GWG funds will be matched by $75,000 from the SC Housing Trust Fund to purchase one transitional house or duplex.
Visit WebsiteConestee Foundation
Year Granted: 2007
Grant Amount: $29,453
GWG will fund a one-mile portion of the Phase II Trail System, coupled with either a footbridge across the Reedy River linking this system with the Phase I Trails, or an observation deck with educational kiosks on the shore of the east bay of Lake Conestee.
Visit WebsiteClement’s Kindness Fund for the Children
Year Granted: 2007
Grant Amount: $25,585
GWG funds will be applied to forms of assistance that include a school re-entry program to prepare children for returning to the school environment, family and teenager support events, and psychological testing materials that will allow counseling to be integrated into treatment plans.
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