EVENT – The Edible Garden Series
The Urban Farm is collaborating with Clemson Extension, College of Charleston Sustainable Agriculture Program, and the Charleston Parks Conservancy to provide monthly
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FOOD JUSTICE 101: What, Why & How
When it comes to food, there is so much to love about Charleston. We are blessed with so many talented people and
REPORT: 4 Facts About Charity Crowdfunding
Crowdfunding has been around for a quite a while but very little research has been done to best understand when, for what,
GOOD IDEA: Public Spaces for Girls
When you really think about it, teenage girls really lack options when it comes to public spaces designed with them in mind.
#GoodFundingFriday: Grant Opportunities – Edition #15
Check out the latest #GoodFundingFriday grant opportunities list! We hope this makes it even easier for folks to apply for grants in
#CHSvolunteers : Creekside Marsh Sweep
Join Charleston Waterkeeper and A Taste of Gullah as we team up for a Creekside Marsh Sweep! Saturday, June 19 9am
GUEST POST: Will American Offshore Wind Take Off in 2021?
Europe has left the US in its wake when it comes to offshore wind development. There, over 5,000 grid-connected wind turbines border
#CHSvolunteers : Support Free Laundry Day!
From our friends at Lowcountry Blessing Box Project… Volunteers are needed at Free Laundry Day Saturday, June 12th beginning at 9:30
It’s Time to Make Cycling and Walking in our City Safer
As Charleston Moves‘ Mobility Month comes to a close, we want to highlight a recent editorial from the City Paper which highlights
#CHSvolunteers : Summer Opportunities with Surfrider!
From our friends at Charleston Surfrider… Volunteer This Summer! During the season of coastal recreation, cleanups are more needed than ever!