Update on Greenville County CARES Act Funding from GPP – Greenville Philanthropy on Vimeo. As we’ve previously reported, Greenville County received $91 million in Coronavirus
The decisions made by Greenville County Council are critical to the philanthropic and nonprofit sector in Greenville County, as well as the communities they serve.
Like business large and small and families across the country, nonprofits have been through the wringer over the last six months. Closures and reopenings with
Greenville County’s Nonprofit Institutions Need “All Hands On Deck” College of Charleston’s Riley Center for Livable Communities and Together SC Survey Findings Underscores Needs and
Back on June 30th, we hosted a webinar featuring Nicole Wood and Meredith Papapieris with Greenville County to discuss funds available to nonprofits and small
In a recent GPP and NPA session on strategic partnerships, Tony McDade, the newly retired Executive Director of United Ministries, shared that he thinks of
Greenville County Schools received the executive order from Governor Henry McMaster on Sunday, March 15th that it was to move to virtual school because of
Both Greenville Partnership for Philanthropy and the NonProfit Alliance have placed advocacy and policy in their strategic and operational plans for 2020. We’ve engaged in
Greenville County is making up to $75 million available to small businesses and nonprofits in the form of reimbursements for expenses to prevent COVID in
Just as COVID-19 was known to arrive in South Carolina, GPP’s Governance Team approved our strategic direction for 2020 – 2025 and two year operating
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