IMPACT
Investment Is
the Beginning
A grant matters because of what it makes possible. We measure impact not simply by the dollars invested, but by what changes afterward.
Behind every investment
— is a challenge worth understanding —
This approach helps tell a fuller story of philanthropy, one that goes beyond the grant itself and focuses on the difference created through partnership.
The Problem
What barrier was preventing people or organizations from moving forward?
The INVESTMENT
What resource, partnership, infrastructure, or solution could help address it?
The result
What became possible because the barrier changed?
partnership
— at work —
Behind every grant are dedicated people working to strengthen their communities. We are proud to partner with nonprofits whose expertise, compassion, and commitment make meaningful change possible. Their work drives the impact, and we are grateful to play a supporting role.
Food
Meals on Wheels Greenville
As Greenville grew, Meals on Wheels needed a larger home to keep pace. We made the lead philanthropic gift toward its new facility, helping create room for more meals and more volunteer deliveries.
Outdoor Access
Girl Scouts
We partnered with Girl Scouts to restore and improve Camp WaBak, supporting trail repairs, cabin renovations, lake cleanup, and pool resurfacing to ensure future generations of girls can continue exploring, learning, and building confidence in the outdoors.
Conservation & Outdoor Access
Conserving Carolina
Protecting this land meant securing a lasting home for WORX while opening the surrounding forest to the community. Our gift helped Conserving Carolina close the remaining funding gap and complete the purchase.
Shelter & Housing
Rebuild Upstate
Together, we created a revolving fund that lets Rebuild Upstate pay for projects upfront. As reimbursements arrive, the money goes back into the fund and becomes available for the next home.
Food
Mill Village Farms
We partnered with Mill Village Farms to expand its cooling capacity, allowing the FoodShare program to double the number of people it could serve.
Shelter & Housing
Miracle Hill
We funded new furniture, games, books, and other improvements to make the room more welcoming. Our hope was to give parents and children a comfortable place to connect during an important time for their family.