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18March2026

SC Thrive

Tax Filing FAQs

Filing taxes with SC Thrive is a great option for qualifying South Carolinians. Through our tax filing service, taxpayers avoid costly preparation fees and receive their full refund. To help you navigate tax season, we are answering some of the…

18March2026

SC Thrive

How to File Your Taxes Using Thrive Hub

Tax filing may seem a little different this year, but SC Thrive is here to help you navigate the process. We encourage taxpayers to e-file, as in-person tax filing is limited compared to prior years. Filers should consider using Thrive…

How to File Your Taxes Using Thrive Hub (plus a video tutorial). In the background, there is an image of someone using a computer to file their taxes.

4March2026

MaKayla Ciancanelli

National Nutrition Month – Why It Matters for SNAP Programs

National Nutrition Month is a time to highlight the role SNAP programs play in improving access to healthy food, nutrition education, and community health.

13February2026

Coralyn Wilson

SNAP Work Rules Have Changed in South Carolina: What the ABAWD Updates Mean

New federal law expands SNAP work rules for some adults in South Carolina starting February 2, 2026. Learn what the ABAWD changes mean, who is exempt, and how to avoid losing food assistance.

5February2026

MaKayla Ciancanelli

What the New Dietary Guidelines Mean for You – And Your SNAP Benefits

The updated Dietary Guidelines for Americans can raise questions—especially for SNAP participants. Learn what these changes actually mean, how the guidelines support flexible, real‑life eating, and how SC Thrive provides guidance, clarity, and SNAP assistance to help individuals and families…

4February2026

Coralyn Wilson

Thrive Students Winter Leadership Conferences Begin Across South Carolina This February

SC Thrive is hosting the 2026 Thrive Students Winter Leadership Conferences across all five regions of South Carolina. Students will participate in hands‑on leadership activities, including the Poverty Simulation, bias and stereotype sessions, and Closing Reflection Circles. Explore dates and…

14January2026

Coralyn Wilson

SC Thrive Appoints Casey Pash as President and Chief Executive Officer

SC Thrive has appointed Casey Pash as its new President and CEO, effective January 5, 2026. With 13+ years of nonprofit leadership experience, Pash will guide the organization into its next chapter of expanding access to essential resources for South…

9January2026

Coralyn Wilson

Fresh Food, Fresh Hope: The Impact of SC Thrive’s Food FARMacy in Richland County

SC Thrive’s Food FARMacy is transforming lives in Richland County by delivering fresh produce and health education to families in need. Learn more about its impact.

24November2025

Coralyn Wilson

GivingTuesday 2025: Join SC Thrive in Making a Big Impact with Just $5!

This GivingTuesday, SC Thrive invites you to make a big impact with a small gift. For just $5, you can help provide fresh food, hygiene items, and essentials to South Carolinians in need. Join the Thrive for 5 movement and…

28October2025

Coralyn Wilson

THRIVE Students: A New Chapter in Youth Leadership and Service Learning Across South Carolina

THRIVE Students, formerly Students in Action, is SC Thrive’s youth leadership and service learning initiative. With nearly 500 students participating annually, the program builds confidence, connection, and community impact through volunteer service.