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Tax 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…
Read MoreCelebration, Education, & the Impact of Heart Health in Minority Communities
As this month comes to a close, let’s reflect on how the second month of the year plays a significant role in our everyday lives. February is known as a month of celebrations of love, and hearts will be decorating offices and schools across the country. Love for your neighbors, family, and friends abound in…
Read MoreBlack History Month & Beyond: Why Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Matters for Social Care Organizations
Black History Month is a special time for us to recognize the countless contributions made by African Americans and take a moment to reflect inward on whether our actions honor their history respectfully. As a nonprofit people-serving organization, we encourage you to take a moment to consider the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion within your…
Read MoreEasy, Free Online Tax Filing Through Thrive Hub
Tax season has begun. Though preparing for taxes may get stressful, SC Thrive is here to assist you with an easy and secure tax filing experience! Filing through Thrive Hub offers eligible South Carolinians the option to file online for FREE. Before starting the filing process, you should gather all the documents with your…
Read MoreHow the New Year May Affect Your SNAP Benefits: An Emergency Allotment Update
SNAP emergency allotments helped South Carolina families afford food during the pandemic. As we continue to navigate post-pandemic life in 2023, there are some important updates to SNAP benefits that families need to know. South Carolina Department of Social Services (SCDSS) recently announced an end to the federally-approved Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) emergency allotments…
Read MoreHoliday Budgeting: Tips to Help You Save Money
Holiday budgeting does not have to be stressful. Check out these simple tips that can help you save money and manage your finances this season. We’re officially in the holiday shopping season. Holidays allow us to escape from the hustle and bustle of life and spend quality time doing what we love with the people…
Read MoreHelp for Seniors: Available South Carolina Benefits
Finding help for seniors can be challenging for an individual or their loved ones. There are many resources available for seniors living in South Carolina. Learn more about helpful senior benefits you can connect to with SC Thrive. Most Americans don’t have to look very far to see the financial impacts of inflation. The impact…
Read MoreA Giving Tuesday Statement of Gratitude
A Giving Tuesday statement of gratitude to our generous supporters. Season’s greetings, it’s Giving Tuesday! Founded in 2012, Giving Tuesday is all about generosity during the holiday season. Nonprofits and community organizations across the nation come together to celebrate an international day of giving each year on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. Giving Tuesday allows donors…
Read MoreNational 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 Solutions, we’re excited to announce that we have been named a winner of the Social…
Read MoreOpen Enrollment Period for Health Coverage is Here
Open enrollment periods are used for most types of health insurance. They provide a period each year when you can sign up or make changes to an existing plan. Changes made during open enrollment typically take effect on January 1 of the following year. For instance, if you change your healthcare plan on November 15…
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