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May 29, 2025

Trident United Way adds to its C-suite

Trident United Way names Andrew Shelton as CFO, bringing 15+ years of nonprofit and public finance experience to support Tri-County financial stability.

May 28, 2025

Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston names new president and CEO

H. Alexander Rich, Ph.D., has been named the new CEO of Charleston's Gibbes Museum of Art. He joins the museum in August after a national search.

Palmetto Community Health Care’s Clinic Coordinator, Nadylie Woods (left), and Executive Director, LaTiffany Morrison (right), receive their grant at The Community Partnership Foundation’s 2025 Spread the Love Luncheon . (Photo/The Community Partnership Foundation)
May 23, 2025

Grants available for nonprofits in York County

Nonprofits in York and Greenville counties can apply for up to $5,000 in grants from The Community Partnership Foundation by July 11.

Palmetto Community Health Care’s Clinic Coordinator, Nadylie Woods (left), and Executive Director, LaTiffany Morrison (right), receive their grant at The Community Partnership Foundation’s 2025 Spread the Love Luncheon . (Photo/The Community Partnership Foundation)
May 23, 2025

Grants available for nonprofits in Greenville County

Nonprofits in York and Greenville counties can apply for up to $5,000 in grants from The Community Partnership Foundation by July 11.

Sam Franklin is president and CEO of the YMCA of Greenville. (Photo/YMCA of Greenville)
May 22, 2025

A View From The C-Suite: Sam Franklin of the YMCA of Greenville

YMCA of Greenville CEO Sam Franklin shares leadership advice, industry challenges, and how the Y impacts over 80,000 lives annually through its mission.

May 21, 2025

Red Top Park in Charleston gains permanent protection

Red Top Park, a historic Black community site in Charleston, is now permanently protected through a land trust and community partnership.

Business leaders from the Greenville community raise the ceremonial first wall for the next home to be constructed under the Habitat Greenville CEO Build program. (Photo/Kelly Mitchell)|Company leaders pledged funding and volunteer hours to help build the 13th CEO Build home for Habitat for Humanity. (Photo/Kelly Mitchell)
May 15, 2025

Habitat Greenville CEO Build launches 13th home project

Habitat Greenville’s 13th CEO Build kicks off in Nicholtown, uniting local leaders to create affordable housing and strengthen the Greenville community.

Amy Splittgerber steps down after 5 years as Healthy Learners executive director, leaving behind a legacy of statewide growth and expanded health services. (Photo/Healthy Learners)
May 15, 2025

Healthy Learners director Amy Splittgerber steps down

Amy Splittgerber steps down after 5 years as Healthy Learners executive director, leaving behind a legacy of statewide growth and expanded health services.

The Greenville Theatre was one of seven recipients of this year’s Greenville Women Giving grants. (Photo/Greenville Theatre)|Representatives of the seven nonprofit organizations receiving 2025 grant funds from Greenville Women Giving were (front, left to right) Tobin Simpson, Anne Marie Young, Project Host; Charlene Cheeks, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Upstate; Erin Knight, Amanda Foster, Conestee Foundation; ( middle) Sarah Palmer, Angie Alaska, New Morning; Pat Parker, Triune Mercy Center; Ray Brown, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Upstate; Max Quinlan, Angie Miller-Wills, Greenville Theatre; Dayle Stewart, Rebuild Upstate; (back) Kathleen Brady, New Morning; the Rev. Jennifer Sheorn, Triune Mercy Center; and Jake Beaty, Rebuild Upstate. (Photo/Greenville Women Giving)
May 14, 2025

Greenville Women Giving awards $508K to nonprofits

Greenville Women Giving awards $508,250 in grants to seven nonprofits in arts, education, health and more, supporting critical community needs.

May 14, 2025

Lowcountry Food Bank opens regional distribution facility

Lowcountry Food Bank opens a 20,000-square-foot food center in Early Branch to better serve Beaufort, Colleton, Hampton and Jasper counties with vital resources.

Harbor Coworking in Greenville donates all profits to programs for under-resourced youth, combining flexible workspace with community impact. (Photo/Lead Collective)
May 12, 2025

New Greenville coworking space opens with aim to help underserved youth

Harbor Coworking in Greenville donates all profits to programs for under-resourced youth, combining flexible workspace with community impact.

May 12, 2025

ATI Foundation backs workforce growth in Charleston with initiative

ATI Foundation invests in the Charleston Chamber's People First to create a skilled, inclusive workforce aligned with critical industry needs.