“One Region Roadmap Seeks Crucial Input from Residents & Businesses”
Planning in our region is more important than even if we are to collectively address both long-standing issues in our community as
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HIRING NOW: 12 Lowcountry Nonprofit Jobs
Looking for meaningful work now that the world is opening back up? If so, there currently a lot of job opportunities with
“In Charleston, Black history is being told through a new lens”
National Geographic recently published an article of interest to the Charleston community… None of the exhibits at the Old Slave Mart Museum
AWAKENING: InTENtion!
From our friends at Enough Pie… The Enough Pie team needs your support to build the foundation of our 10th year with
GOOD READ: The Myth of Post-Racial America
Check out this recent article addressing racism and racial inequity in the US and those who would like to pretend that neither
#GoodFundingFriday: Grant Opportunities – Edition #16
Check out the latest #GoodFundingFriday grant opportunities list! 2021 – #16 Duke Energy Foundation environment grants https://www.duke-energy.com/community/duke-energy-foundation/online-application Sony CREATE ACTION grants https://alphauniverse.com/createaction
EVENT: Community Conversations
From the folks at Charleston Shared Future… Community Conversations You are Invited! Charleston Shared Future is hosting two Community Conversations about education
CAMPAIGN: Final Push for Urban Community Farm
From our friends at the Green Heart Project… All gifts to the Urban Farm at Enston Home campaign before June 30th will
EVENT: Calling All Colors 2021
From our friends at Palmetto CAP… Calling All Colors June 24 12pm-2pm Virtual The congregation of Mother Emanuel AME Church and Palmetto
INTERVIEW: Eric Jackson on Quintin’s Close-Ups
Our friend and colleague, Eric Jackson, who has been a part of our #Goodsharing movement since its launch in 2014, wears a