For our Black History Month Series, we're highlighting the impact of Fannie Lou Hamer. Melinda Merrell, our Sr. Director of Grantmaking, is inspired by Hamer's work as a leader in the civil rights movement. To learn more about Hamer: bit.ly/4i0NawT

TONIGHT at 7pm! Sisters of Charity Vice Chair, Dr. Tracey Bailey, leads the conversation with guest speaker, Derek Black. Register here: freedomreaders.org/event/national…

Our next installment in our Black History Month series honors Septima Poinsetta Clark. An SC native, Clark was a tireless voting rights advocate and champion for civil rights Learn more about Septima Clark's life here: bit.ly/41kTE42 📸 African American Registry

We're honoring the life and legacy of Mary McLeod Bethune today for our final installment of our Black History Month staff series. Bethune dedicated her life to education and advocacy for African Americans, especially women. Learn more here: bit.ly/4hWagoG

Reflecting on the #TogetherSCSummit! ✨ Donna Waites, Foundation president, had the honor of serving as one of this year's Summit Co-Chairs, and was instrumental in planning an engaging event for nonprofits across SC. What a privilege to stand alongside such dedicated leaders!

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina team had an incredible time attending, learning, and engaging at the #TogetherSC Summit! From thought-provoking sessions to meaningful connections, it is always an honor to be amongst partners and friends!

Have you flipped through our 2024 Annual Report yet? Access it here 📷 sistersofcharitysc.com/annual-report

It's officially spring and our President, Donna Waites, has shared a few thoughts on the new season ahead. Tell us, what gives you hope this spring? 💬 Please share in the comments below as we look towards nature's resilience for inspiration.

As we continue through the Lenten Season, we offer this blessed and holy reminder. May the days of Lent be filled with a time of reflection and spiritual renewal that will bring you closer to God. Through fasting and prayer, may your Lenten journey be filled with grace!

Attention Hispanic/Latino Community of South Carolina! 📢 The #SCCommissionforMinorityAffairs needs your voice! Help SCCMA tell the story of our state's diverse and growing Hispanic/Latino community by completing this survey. 📝 Complete it here: bit.ly/3G0DSDe

On this Good Friday, we reflect on the power of compassion, sacrifice, and hope. May your heart be filled with peace as we journey toward the joy of Easter. Wishing you a blessed and meaningful weekend from all of us at the Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina.

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina wishes everyone a Blessed Easter season!

We join our prayers with all who mourn the passing of Pope Francis. He led the Catholic Church with humility, challenging the faithful to remain committed to social justice, care for our world, and respect for those living in the margins. Read more here: bit.ly/3RXW4QH

Please help us welcome Margie Blackwelder to the team! Margie joins us as the Foundation’s Administrative Assistant, supporting the President and working closely with the Chief of Staff on Board of Trustees activities and team operations. Welcome, Margie!

We're thrilled to award close to $1.3 million in grants to 93 nonprofits serving all 46 counties across our state! Learn more about our latest grant recipients and their work at sistersofcharitysc.com/latest-and-lea….

Your voice matters! Take this survey to share how federal policy and funding changes are currently impacting your organization's operations, staffing, and sustainability. Take the Survey: bit.ly/3EHND9q #SCPulsePoll #FederalFunding #SCGrantmakersNetwork #TogetherSC

📣 Non-profit leaders in SC & NC: Apply now for the Launch Carolinas Leadership Accelerator, a new program to grow your skills & connect with funders. 🗓️ Apply May 19–30 🔗 Details: launchcarolinas.org #NonprofitLeadership #Carolinas #Philanthropy

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina remembers the Emanuel 9; beautiful souls lost to hatred 10 years ago. “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.”  Martin Luther King, Jr.

As we celebrate Juneteenth today, we reflect on this prayer from Sr. Miriam Erb, CSA. May our hearts be filled with courage and our days filled with action toward unity.

This Independence Day, we are inspired to celebrate not just our own freedom, but the shared responsibility that comes with it— to uplift, to respect, and to protect the liberty of all people. Wishing you a safe Fourth of July from the Sisters of Charity of South Carolina! 🇺🇸