VIDEO: 5 Historic Lowcountry African American Communities
Last month, the Center for Heirs Property Preservation released an informative and insightful documentary highlighting five historic African American communities here in
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NONPROFIT LENS: How to Talk about the Coup at the Capitol
If you are not following Vu Le’s blog, Nonprofit AF, we recommend that you check it out. He consistently offers insightful (and
Charleston Good Launches New GRASSROOTS GUIDE
Eventually, we will get this pandemic under control and folks in the Lowcountry will be eager to get back out in the
#GoodFundingFriday – More New Grant Opportunities
Check out the latest #GoodFundingFriday grant opportunities list! We hope this makes it even easier for folks to apply for grants in
Fighting Fake News with Fun & Games
Clearly facts aren’t as powerful as they should be when combating fake news. So why not try a different approach? That’s the
GOOD READ: Data & Systemic Racism
Systemic racism is a problem. And it is hard to imagine how we can eradicate racism if we continue to bake it
NONPROFIT LENS: Time to Get Rid of Tiered Sponsorship Levels
One of the responsibilities of running a nonprofit organization is to continually look at our own practices with an eye to becoming
GOOD IDEA: A Nation of Electric Mopeds
Our goal at Charleston Good has always been to support and promote “people, projects, and possibilities” here in the Lowcountry. That’s why
#GoodFundingFriday – NEW Year, NEW Grant Opportunities!
Check out the latest #GoodFundingFriday grant opportunities list! We hope this makes it even easier for folks to apply for grants in
2020 – The Bright Side
When the pandemic began, we tried to highlight the positive with our hastag #opportunityincrisis. As the months wore on and the hardships