Enough Pie Community Grants Deadline Extended
community project grants deadline extended In response to multiple requests, the deadline for Letters of Intent is now Monday, January 13! We are so
Category: community development
Passion, Purpose & Innovation Through Social Entrepreneurship
Guest Blogger: Ian Sanchez is a local tour guide and eco-entrepreneur, as well as one of SC’s most influential environmental educators. We
GOOD Grants: Enough Pie Launches Community Project Grants Program
COMMUNITY PROJECT GRANTS: WHAT’S YOUR IDEA? Introducing the Enough Pie Community Project Grants, a program designed to directly contribute to the creative vitality
There is no such thing as too many friends!
Especially when it comes to supporting Charleston’s amazing library system! The Charleston Friends of the Library is a nonprofit organization that supports
The Three R’s of Re-neighboring
The Three R’s of Re-neighboring As Metanoia positions to embark on a three year strategic plan beginning in January, one of the
Community Garden Hosts Fundraiser to Support Outdoor Gym
Chicora Place Community Garden International Food Fest Outdoor Fitness Equipment Fundraiser Aug 31 3-6pm The Chicora-Cherokee community in North Charleston, SC will
GOOD Event – Nov 1 – When Charity Becomes Toxic
Join the Coastal Community Foundation of SC on Friday, November 1st, as Robert Lupton, president of FCS Urban Ministries in Atlanta, GA
Local Entreprenuers Invited to Healthy Food Business Plan Challenge
The Lowcountry Housing Trust recently invited local entrepreneurs to participate in… Feeding Innovation:A Healthy Food Business Plan Challenge “Are you an entrepreneur
Enough Pie’s Arts-Driven Community Collaboration “Awakening” Set For July 13!
ANNOUNCING AWAKENING: july 13th Thank you for your patience & continued interest in Awakening – we are finally ready to wake this sleeping giant once
GOOD Idea: TEDx Charleston Moment – When Good Intentions Go Wrong
What happens when good intentioned individuals go into a neighborhood to address deficiencies? In a recent TEDx Charleston event, Reverend Bill Stanfield,