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…
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Communities in Schools – Serving Children Inside and Outside of School
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Canasta Básica: A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage
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Homeless Community Partners Rally During Covid-19
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Nonprofits: Taking Care of Our Most Vulnerable Citizens
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Self-Help Credit Union: Turning Around Upside Loans
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Nicholtown Child & Family Collaborative: A Knock at the Door
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Just Say Something: Helping Parents See the Forest Through the Trees
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Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County: Built Upon A Strong Foundation
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Road Warriors: Momentum Bike Clubs helps young people scale new heights
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On Curiosity
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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…
Junior Achievement: Middle School Students Map Their Futures
As I walked into Lakeview Middle School (LMS) I was a greeted by a confident young lady. When did fourteen year-olds become so mature?…