Greenville Women Giving seeks to fund worthy projects that have the potential for high impact and significant positive change in our community.
Year Granted: 2015
Grant Amount: $75,000
Used to expand their existing facility in order to meet the increasing need for services. The expansion will allow the clinic to add 1,600 appointments per year; the building will become handicapped accessible. The expansion includes a larger pharmacy, additional exam room and several triage rooms.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2015
Grant Amount: $49,700
Granted to accelerate ManUpstate, the funds will be used to develop and execute a training and strategic outreach plan to reach and train leaders, coaches and fathers in Greenville County.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2015
Grant Amount: $61,000
Used to fund educational activities for the Mill Village Farms program and provide stipends for at-risk youth and their adult supervisors.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2015
Grant Amount: $100,000
Used for extensive freezer and electrical repairs at the 62 year old, 85,000 square feet Harvest Hope warehouse, which will ensure it remains OSHA compliant and allows clients, staff and volunteers to receive, inspect, store and distribute the donated food quickly, safely and efficiently.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2015
Grant Amount: $87,000
To renovate Generation's original building, opened in 1991, housing teenage boys emerging from the cycle of sexual abuse.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2015
Grant Amount: $53,246
Used to create an in-house mental and emotional health counseling center for disadvantaged students and their families.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2015
Grant Amount: $65,272
For repair and replacement of HVAC units, the generator, pool filtration, and elevator maintenance for the facility which houses six agencies.
Visit WebsiteYear Granted: 2015
Grant Amount: $50,000
To support both a week-long summer camp and year-round programs providing outreach to abused and neglected children.
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