GUEST POST: BE A BETTER NEIGHBOR
At Enough Pie, we work closely with our neighbors in the Upper Peninsula – from the Joseph Floyd Manor to Bridgeview Village, from
Community Service, Mutual Aid & Nonprofit Resources
At Enough Pie, we work closely with our neighbors in the Upper Peninsula – from the Joseph Floyd Manor to Bridgeview Village, from
Here is a great opportunity for purpose-driven artists using their talents to make our communities better.
We’re excited to see this new program from the Charleston Gailliard Center. Check it out! Raising the Volume With Marcus Amaker and
Job Openings: The program provides disadvantaged and at-risk young adults aged 17-24 with an opportunity to boost their skills and find employment success in the growing and high-demand fields of energy efficiency, building performance and environmental conservation.
“While some statistics are kept by law enforcement agencies, the numbers often don’t include the everyday reality for people of color. Racialized people have a long history of being targeted by authorities and may not feel safe reporting to police; police could be the group causing the harm, there can also be language barriers and, even if reported, not all incidents will meet the threshold for a crime. But increasingly, grassroots organizations across North America are collecting data in that gray zone. That data is now becoming a crucial part of shaping solutions, supporting advocacy, changing laws and strengthening allyship.”
There’s still time! Charleston needs your voice! The deadline to complete the Charleston City Plan Survey has been extended to November 16.
In South Carolina, First Horizon Foundation provides grants to eligible organizations in the following areas: Greenville Spartanburg Charleston Columbia Timeline for 2021
The theme for this month is’Inequality. Our surprise guest speaker will share with us how they address issues, such as environmental and racial justice, throughout the Lowcountry, while also highlighting for us the complex dynamics that lead to homelessness within our community, and how you can get more involved.
Help us feed the hungry this upcoming holiday season by joining Destiny Community Café, Charleston Surfrider, Rheos and Charleston GOOD in a small, fun, social distancing event. The chopped vegetables and proceeds from the event will go towards the 1,000 holiday meals distributed by Destiny Community Café to the Tri-County area of the Lowcountry. All meals will be delivered in sustainable packaging thanks to Rheos’ sponsorship!
Before we retired the Goodsharing platform, we grabbed 8 anti-racism posts that we think are worth sharing again. The sordid history