
The Grants Services Department provides resources to assist local governments and their agencies, focusing on a wide range of community and economic development related projects.
Our staff assistance includes project planning, project development, grant writing, and grant management. Our objective is to match the needs of the community to the grant funding available to maximize opportunities and resources. Our staff serves as consultant, liaison, problem solver and project manager to make certain the project is feasible and contributes to a healthy, safe and sustainable community.
Our goal in assisting to shape our communities is to ensure a strong economical viable region. Check out our 2020 in Review Flyer to see how the Grants Department assisted Appalachian communities last year.
The SC Department of Commerce is hosting an Appalachian Regional Commission Project Development Workshop that will be held on August 31st, 2022. Registration begins at 8:30AM and the workshop will begin at 9:30AM. The Workshop will be held at Spartanburg Community College’s Spark Center, 1875 Main Street, Duncan, SC 29334. This event is free of charge and lunch will be provided.
Below is the link to register:
*Deadline to register is August 26, 2022, by 5pm
If there are any questions, please contact the Grants Administration Department at (803) 734-0429.
The Appalachian Regional Commission, as part of its new community capacity-building initiative, READY Appalachia, has revamped ANRC into READY Nonprofits. Since ANRC's inception, 151 nonprofit organizations have successfully completed one of the courses of instruction and are now taking advantage of several offerings specifically designed for alumni. Building off of ANRC’s well-established curriculum, READY Nonprofits helps nonprofit executives and board members increase their own capacity, strengthen their organizations, and better serve their communities.
All Resource Center users are encouraged to apply by Friday, August 19 at 5:00 pm EDT.
PLEASE NOTE: You must apply, be accepted, and successfully complete the Fall 2022 term to be eligible for the nonprofit grant program. After completing the 10-week fall term, participants' organizations can apply for up to $25,000 in match-free grant funding for use in a capacity-building project. More information about the nonprofit grant program available to Fall 2022 course graduates is available here.
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