Announcements

3October2025

Coralyn Wilson

Step Up for a Cause: SC Thrive’s Shoe Drive Fundraiser

SC Thrive is collecting gently used or new shoes through November 15 in partnership with Funds2Orgs. Your donation helps raise funds, support global micro-businesses, and protect the environment.

30September2025

Coralyn Wilson

Honoring Excellence: SC Thrive’s 2025 Annual Training Award Winners

SC Thrive proudly honored outstanding individuals and organizations at our 2025 Annual Training. From compassionate counselors to innovative partners, these award winners exemplify the heart of our mission—helping South Carolinians thrive through service, connection, and impact.

19August2025

Coralyn Wilson

Empowering Communities Through Innovation: SC Thrive’s 2025 Annual Training to Spotlight Smart Technologies and Human Potential

SC Thrive’s Annual Training 2025 will bring together hundreds of nonprofit and community leaders to explore how smart technologies can enhance human potential and transform service delivery across South Carolina.

A promotional poster for SC Thrive's Annual Training event on Smart Technologies, taking place on September 15–16, 2025 in Greenville, SC

13May2025

SC Thrive

Students in Action Groups Raise Nearly $40,000 to Support Multiple Causes Across South Carolina

Aflac sponsors SC Thrive’s 2025 Youth Service Showcase, celebrating student volunteer service projects across South Carolina.

12May2025

SC Thrive

Google.org Announces $1M to Central Carolina Community Foundation to Provide South Carolina Nonprofits with AI Skills

–The new funding advances Google’s mission to provide AI workforce development and training to overone million Americans COLUMBIA, S.C. – MAY 12, 2025 – Google.org — the company’s philanthropic arm — announced $1 million in funding to Central Carolina Community…

19March2025

SC Thrive

SC Thrive Expands Thrive Hub Online Portal to Individuals, Making Essential Resources More Accessible Than Ever

–Thrive Hub streamlines benefit applications into one platform, saving time and energy for those seeking assistance, while also identifying additional resource recommendations.COLUMBIA, S.C. – MARCH 19, 2025 – March. 19, 2025 – SC Thrive has connected over 417,000 South Carolinians…

31October2022

SC Thrive

National Social Care Competition Winner Announcement

SC Thrive, in collaboration with CareSouth Carolina and Protech Solutions, wins the national Social Care Referrals Challenge from the US Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Community Living. Thanks to a next-level collaboration with CareSouth Carolina and Protech…

SC Thrive Named a Winner of the ACL Social Care Referrals Challenge

25March2022

SC Thrive

Get Ready for SC Thrive’s Annual Training 2022 in Greenville

Get ready for SC Thrive’s Annual Training! Every year we strive to make this training impactful, fun, and engaging. This year the theme is Better, Brighter, Balanced. Better, Brighter, Balanced embodies what we strive toward every day. Better solutions to…

SC Thrive's Annual Training 2022 Together Again Meet Us in Greenville for Annual Training 2022

22December2021

SC Thrive

SC Thrive Named Phase 2 Winner of the Social Care Referrals Challenge

The Administration for Community Living (ACL) recently announced SC Thrive as a Phase 2 winner of the Social Care Referrals Challenge competition. The Social Care Referrals Challenge began in March of 2020 to support holistic health and social care in…

16June2020

SC Thrive

A Statement on Racial Equity

From Chief Executive Officer, Tricia Richardson Earlier this month, we released the following statement in our monthly newsletters:At SC Thrive, we long for stabilized, healthy communities across South Carolina. We recognize that there can be no stability and no equitable…

1November2019

SC Thrive

SC Thrive Receives State Impact Award

Columbia, SC, October 29, 2019 – SC Thrive received the State Impact Award from the Alliance for a Healthier South Carolina for their commitment to improving the health and well-being of South Carolinians. Accepting the award on behalf of the nonprofit were…