Showing 85 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CHARLESTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC THE CHARLESTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING ACCESS TO EXCEPTIONAL MUSIC EDUCATION, PERFORMANCE AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH TO ALL, REGARDLESS OF AGE, SKILL, GENDER, ETHNICITY OR INCOME. | CHARLESTON, SC | |
| 2 | SOUTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY LOAN FUND SOUTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY LOAN FUND (SCCLF) IS A U.S. TREASURY CERTIFIED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION (CDFI) WHOSE MISSION IS TO ADVANCE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO CAPITAL BY PROVIDING LOANS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND ADVOCACY FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING, HEALTHY FOOD, COMMUNITY FACILITIES, AND COMMUNITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISES TO CREATE THRIVING, PROSPEROUS, ECONOMICALLY RESILIENT COMMUNITIES FOR ALL SOUTH CAROLINIANS. | CHARLESTON, SC | |
| 3 | HAVE FAITH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CHARITABLE and EDUCATIONAL SERVICES | ALCOLU, SC | |
| 4 | BEAUFORT COUNTY BLACK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INC THE PURPOSE IS TO EDUCATE AND ENHANCE ENTREPRENURIAL SKILLS OF AFRICAN-AMERICANS AND SMALL BUSINESSES TO IMPROVE THE CONDITIONS IN OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT, DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION. | BEAUFORT, SC | |
| 5 | PALMLAND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION Assistance to low income community members in repairing and maintaining safe and adequate housing | Columbia, SC | |
| 6 | METANOIA METANOIA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION IS A MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE ROOTED IN FAITH. WE INVEST IN NEIGHBORHOOD ASSETS TO BUILD LEADERS, ESTABLISH QUALITY HOSUING AND GENERATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. WE ARE PEOPLE PUSHING FORWARD INTO NEW RELATIONSHIPS WITH GOD AND ONE ANOTHER TO CREATE STRONG COMMUNITIES. | NORTH CHARLESTON, SC | |
| 7 | SECOND CHANCE OUTREACH community development center serving our local community by engaging in a broad range of strategies that promote community health and development, to assist and partner with other non profit organizations | RIDGELAND, SC | |
| 8 | Pink and Green Community Service Foundation TO PROMOTE THE HEALTH EDUCATION AND WELL BEING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN THE GREATER MIDLANDS COMMUNITY THROUGH LEADERSHIP TRAINING, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND THE ARTS | Columbia, SC | |
| 9 | Greater Blythewood Chamber of Commerce To serve as the voice of the business community proactively creating an environment for dynamic community and economic growth. We do this by providing leadership, creative ideas, innovative programs and superior value to our members. | Blythewood, SC | |
| 10 | COMMUNITY OUTREACH SERVICES INTERNATIONAL INC PROVIDING SERVICES AND CASE MANGEMENT TO CHILDREN AND FAMILIES | Timmonsville, SC | |
| 11 | 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 | |
| 12 | Global Alliance Economic empowerment and self sufficiency | Columbia, SC | |
| 13 | THE JIM AND MARGARET KRUM FOUNDATION THE KRUM FOUNDATION OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF, OR TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF THE LOWCOUNTRY, INC. ("FOUNDATION"), A PUBLICLY SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTIONS 501(C)(3) AND 509(A)(1) OF THE CODE. A TRADITIONAL COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOUNDED IN 1994, COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF THE LOWCOUNTRY, INC. SERVES THE RESIDENTS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTIES OF BEAUFORT, COLLETON, HAMPTON, AND JASPER. THE KRUM FOUNDATION WILL FURTHER ITS EXEMPT PURPOSES BY MAKING GRANTS DIRECTLY TO THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AND TO ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE, OR COULD BE SUPPORTED BY THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION CONSISTENT WITH ITS OWN CHARITABLE PURPOSES. COMMUNITY FOUNDATION GRANTS ARE AWARDED TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT WORK IN A VARIETY OF CHARITABLE AREAS, INCLUDING ARTS AND CULTURE, EDUCATION AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, AND HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES. ADDITIONALLY, BOTH THE KRUM FOUNDATION AND THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION EXPECT TO | HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC | |
| 14 | CHARLESTON REDEVELOPMENT TO FACILITATE, DEVELOP, AND ADVOCATE FOR NEIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION, AFFORDABLE HOUSING CONSTRUCTION, PRESERVATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CHARLESTON COUNTY | CHARLESTON, SC | |
| 15 | ACE MENTOR PROGRAM OF GREATER CHARLESTON INC Mentor high school boys and girls in the disciplines of architecture, engineering and construction trades. | CHARLESTON, SC | |
| 16 | THE NORTH EASTERN STRATEGIC ALLIANCEINC ENCOURAGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE NORTHEASTERN REGION OF SOUTH CAROLINA | FLORENCE, SC | |
| 17 | REMBERT AREA COMMUNITY COALITION COMMUNITY SERVICES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | REMBERT, SC | |
| 18 | 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 | |
| 19 | MT PLEASANT, SC | ||
| 20 | HARTSVILLE, SC | ||
| 21 | BENNETTSVILLE, SC | ||
| 22 | West Union, SC | ||
| 23 | Greenville, SC | ||
| 24 | AIKEN, SC | ||
| 25 | Georgetown, SC | ||
| 26 | MT PLEASANT, SC | ||
| 27 | WILLIAMSTON, SC | ||
| 28 | NORTH AUGUSTA, SC | ||
| 29 | LAKE CITY, SC | ||
| 30 | GREENVILLE, SC | ||
| 31 | CHARLESTON, SC | ||
| 32 | CHARLESTON, SC | ||
| 33 | CHARLESTON, SC | ||
| 34 | MYRTLE BEACH, SC | ||
| 35 | Hartsville, SC | ||
| 36 | ROCK HILL, SC | ||
| 37 | GREENVILLE, SC | ||
| 38 | Rock Hill, SC | ||
| 39 | SPARTANBURG, SC | ||
| 40 | COLUMBIA, SC | ||
| 41 | ROCK HILL, SC | ||
| 42 | FLORENCE, SC | ||
| 43 | COLUMBIA, SC | ||
| 44 | Conway, SC | ||
| 45 | HARTSVILLE, SC | ||
| 46 | GREENVILLE, SC | ||
| 47 | MOUNT PLEASANT, SC | ||
| 48 | MANNING, SC | ||
| 49 | YEMASSEE, SC | ||
| 50 | SUMTER, SC | ||
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