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 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.
To provide a safe and nurturing environment for abandoned and mistreated dogs and cats until they can be placed in loving homes. Raising awareness through public education, community outreach and a wellness clinic, we seek to promote respect for the lives of cats and dogs by breaking the cycle of abuse, neglect and pet overpopulation in our community.
To protect the health of the natural resources of the South Carolina coastal plain and ensure a high quality of life for all who live in and love this special place.
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources' provides place-based marine science programs that focus on the conservation of the state's coastal natural resources, as well as relevant science standards. Aboard a 45’ catamaran, the Educational Vessel (E/V) Discovery, and on land, staff provide science investigations using field sampling techniques and equipment that echo current research methods.
GSSM seeks out and advances our state’s most talented and motivated students, offering a transforming education in science, mathematics, and engineering that cultivates joy in learning and builds the confidence to engage as ethical leaders with the world’s most significant issues.
To strengthen dignity by raising awareness of Period Poverty through providing free menstrual health products to individuals in need and advocating for equal and tax-free access to these essential products.
TPP is currently looking for volunteers willing to deliver product to Georgetown County Schools and agencies. We are also currently in need of ultra thin and maxi pads (sizes 1-5), regular absorbency tampons, as well as individually wrapped liners and individually wrapped personal care wipes.
To equip youth with the tools to build a sustainable community. Our focus areas are college and career readiness, cultural education, and economic development.
To support and bring awareness of the services provided by Tidelands Community Hospice and to serve as a community resource on end-of-life issues. Care, beyond the traditional hospice role, comfort, and support is provided to all with life-limiting illnesses where they call home, their home, home of a relative, nursing or assisted living facility. Regardless of financial status or life situation, no one is turned away. Through Bereavement Programs, comfort and support is available to all adults and children who are grieving.
Volunteers are needed to become members of our team participating in all aspects of our services and programs from administrative assistance, patient care, special programs, bereavement programs, community outreach, awareness, and fundraising. It is each volunteer's choice on how, when, and amount of time that they would like to volunteer. For information on Volunteer Opportunities contact Heather Boyle, Volunteer Coordinator, at 843-546-3410 and visit tidelandshospice.org.
To empower middle and high school girls through Christian principles to discover, embrace and appreciate their self-worth leading to a healthy and productive lifestyle.
