Showing 88 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | BLUFFTON HIGH SCHOOL ALL SPORTS BOOSTER THE BLUFFTON HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB IS ENGAGED IN ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE ATHLETIC PROGRAMS OF THE BLUFFTON HIGH SCHOOL AS APPROVED BY THE BEAUFORT COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. SUCH ACTIVITES INCLUDE RAISING MONEY THROUGH MEMBERSHIP SALES, SALES AT CONCESSION STANDS AND CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS. | BLUFFTON, SC | |
| 2 | Neighbor to Neighbor of South Carolina Inc Transportation service for home-bound seniors and chronically ill and disabled adults (5,629 transports provided in 2020) | Myrtle Beach, SC | |
| 3 | RUBY LEE DAVIS FAMILY COMM FUND INC We assist all regardless 0f age race faith or status Assist funeral needs Stud. with bks. & suppl. Assist stud to college Shoes for child to sch. Health food energy prog Senior church comm. prog Scholar. for college, FAFA-App. Fees Sports scholar. | FLORENCE, SC | |
| 4 | INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LIONS CLUBS CIVIC ORGANIZATION THAT SUPPORTS LOCAL CHARITIES AND THE COMMUNITY | Edisto Island, SC | |
| 5 | Womens South Carolina Golf Association To promote sportsmanship and conduct amateur golf competitions in South Carolina | Columbia, SC | |
| 6 | Grenadines Partnership Fund The Grenadines Partnership Fund Mission StatementThe Grenadines Partnership Fund (GPF) supports community initiatives that benefit the people of St. Vincent and the Grenadines in four primary areas: Basic Needs: clean water supplies, sustainable sanitation, and waste management systems; Education: primary and secondary education, youth health development and sports programs, and adult education;Economic Development: infrastructure and economic development initiatives that create self-sustaining economies; and Environmental Protection and Conservation: land, marine and cultural preservation projects and renewable energy efforts. With the assistance of community leaders in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, the GPF identifies viable projects and then provides financial support through grants to locally based non-profit organizations. | Columbia, SC | |
| 7 | FORT MILL ROTARY CLUB FOUNDATION COMMUNITY SERVICE FOUNDATION THAT SUPPORTS EDUCATION AND PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATIONS | FORT MILL, SC | |
| 8 | FINANCE CORPS ASSOCIATION The FCA supports active duty and Veteran Service Members and Civilians. | Fort Jackson, SC | |
| 9 | Catawba Trail Elementary Parent Teacher Org Technology Purchase of a digital sign used for communicating important information and announcements to students and teachers in the dropoffcarpool area | Elgin, SC | |
| 10 | Peyton Johnson Moore Fund Inc The mission of the Peyton Johnson Moore Fund is to hold an annual trail running race in the Charleston, SC area in honor of Peyton Moore, who passed away at 9 years old on June 4, 2013. The funds received from the race after paying for all race expenses are donated to organizations that were important to Peyton. | Mt Pleasant, SC | |
| 11 | FAIRFIELD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT EDUCATION FOUNDATION The Fairfield County School District Education Foundation exists for the purpose of increasing opportunities for students in Fairfield County by providing Quality education for them. The Foundation supports educational programs for both the students and the staff of the District and will provide other supportive services as those needs are identified. The Foundation receives contributions from individuals and organizations to be used for the benefit of students enrolled in Fairfield County Schools and distributes these funds in the form of scholarships and grants as specified by the donors. The Foundation received 22 acres of undeveloped real property from the Fairfield County School District to be developed into rental housing for teachers. Estimated timeframe for the development and construction is 18-24 months. | Winnsboro, SC | |
| 12 | SUMMERVILLE ELITE We are committed to instilling Honesty, Loyalty, Integrity, Teamwork, Discipline, Sportsmanship, Respect, Leadership, Trust, Commitment, and the importance of Education in our young participants. | SUMMERVILLE, SC | |
| 13 | PORTER-GAUD FOUNDATION THE FOUNDATION IS OPERATED FOR THE BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF, AND TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF, THE PORTER ACADEMY D/B/A PORTER-GAUD SCHOOL AND ITS AFFILIATED ENTITIES (THE "SUPPORTED CHARITIES"). THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE SUPPORTED CHARITIES BY STIMULATING, RECEIVING AND GRANTING CHARITABLE GIFTS TO ADVANCE PROGRAMS OF EDUCATION. | CHARLESTON, SC | |
| 14 | EMERSON ROSE HEART FOUNDATION EMERSON ROSE HEART FOUNDATION ASSISTS CHILDREN WHO ARE BORN WITH CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS (CHD)AND SUPPORTS THE PARENTS WHILE PREPARING FOR AND CARING FOR A CHILD WITH CHD. | CENTRAL, SC | |
| 15 | BRUINS FOUNDATION TO GIVE STUDENT ATHLETES OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEVELOPING CHRISTLIKE CHARACTER IN A COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT AND TO PROVIDE THEM A PLATFORM FOR MINISTRY THROUGH SPORTS. | GREENVILLE, SC | |
| 16 | BRIDGE INTERNATIONAL INC UGANDA MISSION: BRIDGE INTERNATIONAL, INC. SUPPORTS CHRISTIAN MINISTRY AND VALUES BOTH NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY. THIS DONATION WAS TO SUPPORT MISSION TRIPS TO UGANDA. THE DONATION INCLUDED LEATHER-WORKING TOOLS AND MATERIALS TO TRAIN LOCAL PEOPLE TO HAVE AN INCOME-PRODUCING TRADE. THE DONATION ALSO INCLUDED TWO SOALR WELLS TO BE DRILLED. | SPARTANBURG, SC | |
| 17 | SUMMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC CLUB THE EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO FOSTER, ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT THE SUMMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL (DORCHESTER CO SD 2)INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC PHILOSOPHY AND ALL SPORTS ACTIVITIES. | SUMMERVILLE, SC | |
| 18 | ROCK HILL SPORTS COMMISSION PROMOTING SPORTS TOURISM IN ROCK HILL, SC | ROCK HILL, SC | |
| 19 | LEXINGTON, SC | ||
| 20 | BEAUFORT, SC | ||
| 21 | Greenville, SC | ||
| 22 | CHARLESTON, SC | ||
| 23 | LANCASTER, SC | ||
| 24 | BLUFFTON, SC | ||
| 25 | SPARTANBURG, SC | ||
| 26 | ROCK HILL, SC | ||
| 27 | IVA, SC | ||
| 28 | Hanahan, SC | ||
| 29 | Charleston, SC | ||
| 30 | CHARLESTON, SC | ||
| 31 | COLUMBIA, SC | ||
| 32 | GREENVILLE, SC | ||
| 33 | PENDLETON, SC | ||
| 34 | ROCK HILL, SC | ||
| 35 | BEAUFORT, SC | ||
| 36 | MT PLEASANT, SC | ||
| 37 | Greenville, SC | ||
| 38 | AIKEN, SC | ||
| 39 | Newberry, SC | ||
| 40 | YEMASSEE, SC | ||
| 41 | SUMTER, SC | ||
| 42 | KERSHAW, SC | ||
| 43 | Spartanburg, SC | ||
| 44 | N CHARLESTON, SC | ||
| 45 | BOILING SPRINGS, SC | ||
| 46 | CHARLESTON, SC | ||
| 47 | GREENWOOD, SC | ||
| 48 | AIKEN, SC | ||
| 49 | Hemingway, SC | ||
| 50 | COLUMBIA, SC | ||
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