YouthBASE: Connecting a Child’s Home, School and After-School Worlds
I couldn’t help but be charmed by Zéhlon the day he and I sat together on the couch at YouthBASE in Greenville’s Southernside Neighborhood….
-
YMCA Camp Greenville: A Family Tradition
Read More -
Hispanic Alliance: Opening Doors for the Next Generation
Read More -
Mentor Upstate: Be Part of the Lunch Bunch
Read More -
Shine the Light: Community Engagement – by Timicia Grant
Read More -
Creativity: A Pathway to Change
Read More -
On Curiosity
Read More -
A Shared Vision
Read More -
A Child’s Haven: Treating Developmental Delays
Read More -
Let’s talk about the value of nonprofit work
Read More -
Diversity & Inclusion: Accelerate Nonprofit Engines
Read More
Loaves and Fishes: Nourishing Young Families
Each Tuesday afternoon as Tyra Corbitt leaves Little Steps, she is eager to get home and look into her grocery bag. It is a…
Add “Vibrancy” to the Nonprofit Conversation
According to Merriam-Webster the simple definition of “vibrant” is having or showing great life, activity and energy; very bright and strong; and loud and…
Embrace Technology…But Not Too Much!
Technology is a widely discussed topic in both the corporate and nonprofit sectors. It affects the daily operations of every company and organization. But…
Izzie’s Pond: For the Love of Animals
What does it take to be a dedicated volunteer? Just ask eleven year-old, Bennett Van Every of Simpsonville. His deep love of animals gets…
This Is My BRAVE®: Sharing Life Stories
In May, Greenville joined the ranks of big cities like New York, DC, Denver and Chicago with its first performance of This Is My…
Fostering Great Ideas: Linking Siblings in Foster Care
Do you have a sister or brother? Someone that understands you better than anyone else in the world. That special person who knew you…
Big Brothers Big Sisters: Creating Extended Families
Darlene Eargle, a single parent and grandparent, has known about the Big Brothers Big Sisters program since her sons were teenagers. She had seen…
Greenville Literacy Association: Tools for Financial Stability
When Jermaine Johnson was in high school, he made some bad decisions. He left school behind and didn’t graduate when he became a teen…
Julie Valentine Center: Offering a Hand of Support to Survivors
Two years ago, Jason received a life changing phone call from the Department of Social Services, informing him that his seven-year old daughter was…