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Together SC’s annual summit for nonprofits leaders and partners provide the usual opportunities for great learning and networking. But this year’s event added an afternoon of legislative advocacy.  Hundreds of

Census and other data indicate that the percentage of Black households in the city of Greenville has declined since 2010. This isn’t just due to growth in the number of

Nicole Andrews knows how to kick off a new year in the right way!  On February 8, 2023, she led a group of leaders from the Greater Good Greenville community

On February 23, Greater Good Greenville and Impact Greenville provided an opportunity for members of the community to meet with City staff to review the City of Greenville’s new Development

On February 21, members of the Greater Good Greenville community participated in our first Community Lunch and Learn: Greenville County Schools, Ensuring Students are College and Career Ready.  With a

On January 12, 2023,  Erin Oeth presented “Navigating Conflict and Communication with the Enneagram” to members of the Greater Good Greenville community.  Erin reminded us that the enneagram helps us

The first Greater Good Greenville elected officials reception brought out nearly 40 office-holders representing the Greenville County area and 80 board and staff members from Greenville nonprofits and philanthropies.  Every

Together SC conducted a sweeping compensation and benefits study in 2022 to help our state’s nonprofit and philanthropic organizations better understand pay rates for key positions in nonprofit organizations, benefits

On Tuesday, December 6, 2022,  Erin Oeth led members of the Greater Good Greenville community through an introduction to public deliberation.  Participants learned the purpose, the process, and the impact

Dozens of mission-minded friends of Greater Good Greenville dropped in for a Holiday Celebration on Giving Tuesday. Hosted at the South Carolina Children’s Theatre, guest sampled from a feast provided

Jim Herrington and Trisha Taylor with The Leader’s Journey have decades of experience leadership development.  On November 16, 2022, they shared key points with two dozen Greenville County nonprofit leaders. They

Beth Brotherton, Director of Communications and Engagement for the City of Greenville, is passionate about sharing the truth.  This began while growing up in a communist country, where the state