This directory contains a list of organizations that have received support from the Frances P. Bunnelle Foundation. Each meets one or more specific needs of Georgetown County residents.
We encourage you to research these organizations, discover a match, and reach out to the contact provided. Please consider giving your time, talent, and treasure to one or more of these worthy causes.
To collaborate with other entities, while preparing and getting children ready for school and school success. It is our job to support the learning efforts and development of every child, with an understanding that each child is unique with different strengths and weaknesses.
To align Georgetown County with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) 2030 by promoting productive dialog and collaboration within the county for today’s generation and those to come.
We could use volunteers at our ReStore, especially someone who wants to curate our art section. We can use volunteers for our new building and home repair programs. We can also use donations of household goods for our ReStore. We can come pick items up at no charge. Also, if you are redoing your kitchen, we can come take down the old cabinets if you wish to donate them to the store (a de-construct!).
MISSION: To advance human-centered and equity-focused practices, partners, and policies to transform systems that impact young children and their families.
Support Our Work: Invest in the mission of ICS and help create a system in which all children have a chance to succeed. When you support the Institute for Child Success, you help pave the way for a successful future for all children. Our research and policy initiatives directly impact children across the country. There are many ways to support the mission and our work, click the link below to be redirected to our website where you can see the ways you can help. ICS is a nonprofit organization recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) organization, which allows many donations to be tax-deductible for donors. https://www.instituteforchildsuccess.org/donate/
2711 Middleburg Drive, Suite 301, Columbia, SC 29204
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2711 Middleburg Drive, Suite 301, Columbia SC 29204
Wishlist
Funding to provide JA learning experiences to 17 classes in Georgetown. Volunteers to teach the JA learning experiences in the Georgetown County School District classrooms.
Most needed food/essential items: Canned protein including tuna and chicken, Diapers and hygiene items, Canned fruits and vegetables, Peanut butter, Whole grain rice, pasta, and oats, low sugar cereal, low sodium soups and stews. Donations can by dropped off at our Food Lion Feeds Regional Food Center, 4716 Northgate Blvd., Myrtle Beach. Please call ahead at (843) 448-0341. The Lowcountry Food Bank is also in need of volunteers to assist with monthly food distributions at Loris Middle School and in Conway. Please contact Heather Singleton at hsingleton@lcfbank.org or 843-747-8146 ext. 300 to sign up or for additional volunteer opportunities.
To empowering students to become confident, productive, and successful community members by providing an environment that fosters a desire for learning, a spirit of service, and exceptional character.
To promote the conservation of our natural environment while fostering local community and commerce. The Vision of Murrells Inlet 2020 is to make Murrells Inlet a great place to live, work and visit through a combination of environmental awareness, infrastructure improvements, economic development, and community involvement.
Pawleys Island Child Development strives to reach as many children as possible to help give them a good start in life. We aim to provide a safe, loving, nurturing environment where parents can feel confident leaving their child(ren).
We would love to start an after school program. But finding staff continues to be a problem. We would also like to build our volunteer list. We always need supplies for classroom, diapers, wipes, cleaning supplies and paper products.
To protect, and to promote an appreciation of, the significant natural, agricultural, and historical resources of the Pee Dee Watershed through voluntary permanent land conservation easements and educational programs.
