Rebuild Upstate awarded $150,000 to repair homes for veterans with disabilities
Rebuild Upstate will repair homes for at least 15 veterans with disabilities at no cost to them over the next three years due to a new grant.
Rebuild Upstate will repair homes for at least 15 veterans with disabilities at no cost to them over the next three years due to a new grant.
The Board of Rebuild Upstate has chosen Jake Beaty as its new full-time CEO to lead the nonprofit in serving low-income homeowners with repairs and accessibility improvements to create safe, livable housing in existing homes and neighborhoods in Greenville, Anderson, Pickens, and Oconee counties.
Greenville Women Giving, a philanthropic women’s collective giving organization, has awarded Rebuild Upstate with a two year grant totaling $100,000.
The Greenville Area Parkinson Society (GAPS) will be hosting a Member Celebration event later this month as a cap to its spring fundraising drive.
He will announce a new workforce scholarship initiative, AFL Global.
Electric City Playhouse in Anderson is presenting the 9/11 drama, “The Guys”
The Reedy Reels Film Festival has announced a schedule that features plenty of interesting events sure to draw in any film lover next month.
Upstate nonprofits and local businesses come together to help a veteran and his family in need in Anderson County.