- BirthMatters was awarded $116,500 to support a community-based home visitation program for young moms.
- Children’s Museum of the Upstate was awarded $77,500 over two years to fund programming and instructional signage at the downtown Spartanburg location.
- Eat Smart Move More SC was awarded $7,800 to train young people in the City of Spartanburg’s Parks and Recreation program to implement healthy eating and active living campaigns.
- EMERGE (formerly know as Westgate Training & Consultation Network) was awarded $55,960 to provide mental health services to families with preschool age children.
- Hub City Farmers’ Market was awarded $92,100 to support efforts to increase access to affordable, healthy foods through a local market, a mobile market, and SNAP outreach.
- Impact America was awarded $84,375 over three years to provide high quality vision screening to preschool of children living in households with low-incomes.
- Institute for Child Success was awarded $95,000 to support core operating expenses leading to systems level change and policies to improve early childhood development.
- Partners for Active Living was awarded $157,250 to support general operating expenses leading to improved places, programs, policies, and partnerships that encourage active living.
- Spartanburg Community College Foundation was awarded up to $76,860 to implement infrastructure changes on campus to support the new Sustainable Agriculture program.
- Spartanburg County First Steps was awarded $124,500 to support the implementation of Quality Counts, a continuous quality improvement initiative for child care programs.
- Town of Lyman was awarded $100,000 to build an all-inclusive playground accessible to children with and without disabilities.
- Upstate Forever was awarded $50,075 to build the capacity of community members and elected officials to transform built-environments in Spartanburg County.
