As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, I don’t have specific information on current grants available for nonprofits in South Carolina. However, I can guide you on where to look for such information and suggest some common sources:
South Carolina Grantmakers Network: Explore the South Carolina Grantmakers Network or similar regional associations. They often provide information about grants available in the state.Government Agencies: Check for grants offered by government agencies in South Carolina, such as the South Carolina Department of Social Services or the South Carolina Arts Commission.Community Foundations: Many community foundations provide grants to local nonprofits. Examples include the Coastal Community Foundation and the Central Carolina Community Foundation. Check their websites for information on available grants.Online Grant Databases: Websites like GrantWatch, GrantStation, or Foundation Center (now part of Candid) allow you to search for grants based on location, including South Carolina.Corporate Grants: Explore grants offered by corporations operating in South Carolina. Many companies have corporate social responsibility programs that provide funding to nonprofits.Nonprofit Support Organizations: Contact nonprofit support organizations in South Carolina, such as Together SC, for information on available grants and resources.Government Grant Portals: Visit official government grant portals, such as Grants.gov, to search for federal grants that may be available to nonprofits in South Carolina.Local Chambers of Commerce: Check with local chambers of commerce, as they may have information on grants or funding opportunities for nonprofits in the area.Networking: Attend nonprofit conferences, workshops, and networking events in South Carolina. These events often provide opportunities to learn about available grants and connect with potential funders.
Remember that the availability of grants can change, so it’s essential to check the most recent sources and verify the information. Additionally, consider reaching out directly to potential funding organizations to inquire about any new or upcoming grant opportunities.