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SC Thrive Announces Four New Appointed Board Positions
CHARLESTON, S.C. — October 15, 2024 – SC Thrive, a nonprofit organization linking South Carolinians with community and essential resources, announced the appointment of four new board members. These new members bring years of expertise and leadership experience to help expand SC Thrive’s mission of helping South Carolinians thrive. CEO of SC Thrive Tricia Richardson…
Read MoreGov. Henry McMaster Proclaims Sept. 15-20 is SC Thrive Week
-Governor’s proclamation recognizes SC Thrive’s efforts to improve the lives of underservedindividuals and communities across South Carolina. -Gov. Henry McMaster praises the organization for the numerous services it provides to people and the positive financial impact of its work. COLUMBIA, S.C. SEPT. 17, 2024 – In recognition of SC Thrive’s efforts to improve the lives…
Read MoreSC Thrive Celebrates One Billion Dollars Back to Help South Carolinians Thrive Together at Annual Training 2024
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Sept. 10, 2024 – SC Thrive, a nonprofit organization connecting people to crucial benefits, will celebrate one billion dollars returned to the state in the form of tax refunds and work supports at their upcoming Annual Training. Since its inception over 14 years ago, SC Thrive and their partners have served…
Read MoreA Statement of Gratitude for Giving Tuesday
A Giving Tuesday statement of gratitude to our generous supporters. ‘Tis the season for giving! As we celebrate Giving Tuesday, a tradition founded in 2012, we reflect on the power of generosity during the holiday season. This international day of giving, observed annually on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, brings together nonprofits and community organizations nationwide,…
Read MoreYour 2023 Medicaid Annual Eligibility Review Questions Answered
Medicaid Annual Eligibility Reviews are changing in 2023, and you need to stay informed on the latest information. As of 2023, all states have resumed checking Medicaid eligibility, also called Annual Eligibility Reviews, after a three-year pause due to the COVID-19 public health emergency. The restart of Medicaid’s annual eligibility review process may impact you…
Read MoreFood Programs For Kids: Nourishing Communities Year-Round
Easy access to food programs for kids is vital to fostering healthy communities. Like SC Thrive, organizations nationwide are dedicated to providing food assistance to those in need, particularly during the summer months and beyond. Let’s discuss the significance of summer meals, free or reduced school meals, after-school meals, and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program…
Read MoreSNAP & Farmer’s Markets: Save on Fresh Produce
SNAP benefits can help you buy fresh produce at farmer’s markets. There’s nothing quite like bringing home fresh fruits and vegetables for your family to enjoy, especially during summer. If you already receive SNAP benefits or are considering applying, remember these resources before your next trip to the market! SNAP Benefit Basics The Supplemental Nutrition…
Read MoreMidlands Gives 2023: The Day of Generosity That Provides Year-Round Supports
The countdown to Midlands Gives 2023 is on! This year’s Midlands Gives Day is held on May 2, 2023. Midlands Gives serves as a celebration of philanthropy, allowing people statewide to invest directly in their communities by supporting the nonprofit organizations that are vital to help strengthen our region. Since the conception of Midlands Gives…
Read MoreWhy Partnership Matters: The Importance of Collaboration
Why does Partnership matter? Service Providers, Partner Agencies, and Clients share a vital connection that keeps the social care sector thriving. Working for nonprofits provides a sense of camaraderie in the field. Even though each organization has an area of focus, we are all trying to do beneficial work and contribute to the common good.…
Read MoreTax Refund Changes You’ll See in 2023
Tax season has officially begun. This year, you may see some changes — many of the pandemic tax benefits due to COVID-19 and its economic hardships expired. The IRS has warned that 2023 refunds may be smaller. Some people who expect to get money back may end up owing the government instead. Taxpayers should avoid…
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