• Angels Charge Ministry: received a $21,000 award to increase staff capacity by hiring a program manager to support its transitional housing program, case management, and advocacy to deter recidivism and facilitate a successful reentry into our community for women during and after incarceration.

• Christmas in Action Spartanburg: received $17,079 to provide repairs for poor, disabled, elderly, and otherwise disadvantaged homeowners. This grant amount included $9,079 award made specifically from the Georgia Cleveland Memorial Fund, designated for services that provide for the comfort and care of aged citizens in Spartanburg County

• GoForth Recovery:  will provide outreach and education in the Spartanburg County Detention Center and support its residential recovery program with its $10,000 award. 

• Greer Relief & Resources Agency:  received $35,000 to expand its RENEW program to promote healthy living, build partnerships, and increase volunteer efficiency.

• Healthy Smiles of Spartanburg: provided low-income, uninsured children access to pediatric oral healthcare and will complete a strategic assessment with its $15,500 award. 

• Spartanburg County Homeless Period Project: used its $8,500 award to provide staff support and provide period packs. 

• Hope Center for Children: received $15,000 to support the Anchor House and Faucette House. Anchor House provides safe housing for teen girls in foster care. Faucette House is an emergency shelter for children removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect. 

• Miracle Hill Ministries – Spartanburg Rescue Mission: received $10,000 to purchase a cargo van to pick up food donations.

• Ruth's Gleanings: increased staffing and equipment with a $25,000 award, advancing its work to decrease nutritional poverty by increasing access to healthy, fresh food. 

• Servants for Sight: provided funding for cataract surgeries and staff support with its $10,000 grant. 

• Spartanburg County Homeless Period Project: used its $8,500 award to provide staff support and provide period packs. 

• Temple Education Ministries: will fund staff support, kitchen equipment, and technology upgrades with its $18,778 grant.

• Uplift and Outreach Center: will use its $8,000 award to provide mental health counseling and therapy for LGBTQ+ youth in Spartanburg County

• Urban League of the Upstate:  will use its $15,000 grant to reintroduced workshops and programming in Spartanburg County. 

• YMCA of Greater Spartanburg: used $10,000 to prevent summer learning loss through its day camp. 

• BattleBetty Foundation: received a $7,600 grant to train and certify a key volunteer as a licensed professional counselor to support care for women veterans working to attain self-sufficiency and upward economic mobility. 

• Benjamin E. Mays Alumni Association: used its $20,0000 capacity-building grant to conduct a fundraising feasibility study to determine support for repurposing Middle School of Pacolet into The Benjamin E. Mays Family Resource Center.

• The Bethlehem Center: was awarded $43,000 to fund a new Director of Operations position, supporting youth, teens, and adults through services designed to build financial literacy, employment skills, economic mobility, educational attainment, and equity. 

• Black Economic Mobility Coalition: received $10,000 to support board and staff training and operations. This supports its work to build economic empowerment, education, mobility, and equity for Black residents and business community through inclusive collaboration, partnerships, and strategic advocacy. 

• Brothers Restoring Urban Hope: was awarded $20,000 to strengthen its organizational infrastructure to address the social, economic, and psychological well-being of youth in Spartanburg County. 

• Creative Advancement Centers: received a $7,245 grant for board development training and strategic planning to build its comprehensive model of youth learning designed to improve academic achievement for at-risk students through a community-school partnership. 

• Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) - SC Upstate:  received a $27,933 grant to provide operational support for program staff to bring its comprehensive community development model to Upstate SC. The LISC model helps residents secure living-wage jobs through employment and career services, receive financial coaching and education, and supports small business development to improve economic mobility.

• Speaking Down Barriers: provided no-cost public training to advance racial equity with its $20,000 award.  

• Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Carolinas (VCOM): strengthened diversity and inclusion in medical training with a $29,000 grant to purchase a manikin of color. 

• HALTER (Healing and Learning Through Equine Relationships): provided equine psychotherapy with its $35,119 award. 

• March of Dimes: received $15,000 to support the Spartanburg Regional Medical Center NICU Family Support program.

• Continuous Improvement Grants will address quality of life, educational attainment, and economic mobility.

• Nonprofit Effectiveness Grants will strengthen community-based organizations' internal capacity or infrastructure.