EVENT: Charleston Resilience Network Coffee Hour
From our friends at the Charleston Resilience Network… July Coffee Hour Friday, July 30th, at 8am
Category: health
ICYMI: Charleston’s Climate Action Plan
From our friends at CHS Today… Do you know what’s in Charleston’s Climate Action Plan that began in May? The plan covers
GOOD IDEAS: Change 3 Driving Rules to Save Lives
Across the country, about 26 percent of fatal car crashes that claim pedestrian lives occur at intersections where walkers are supposed to
#GoodFundingFriday: 20 Grant Opportunities – Edition #17
Check out the latest #GoodFundingFriday grant opportunities list! 2021 – #17 Medline Foundation Community Impact Grant Program https://www.medline.com/pages/community-impact-grant/ Asian American Futures https://goldfutureschallenge.org/
Speak LOUD Program to Serve Youth Mental Health Needs
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) – Lowcountry mental health advocates say there is rising need for services coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic. They
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
GOOD BUSINESS: Enlightened Soil is Replacing Chemical Fertilizers
From our friends at Enlightened Soil Corp… Whether you are growing vegetables in your backyard, ornamentals for your landscaping business, or produce
Multiple Projects Improving Connectivity for Local Bicyclists and Pedestrians
Our friends at Charleston Moves recently shared some really inspiring updates on multiple projects that will improve connectivity for bicyclists and pedestrians
#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
THEN & NOW: The Intersection of Self-Care & Civil Rights
THEN… Honest question: Have you ever thought about the connection between the Black Power Movement of the 1970’s and the self-care movement