Greenville Area Businesses and Nonprofits Make Headlines

Greenville Area Businesses and Nonprofits Make Headlines

Golf Tournament Raises Funds For Meyer Center

The Clarence Edwards Golf Tournament recently raised a record-breaking $809,006 for the nonprofit Meyer Center for Special Children in Greenville. The funds will support the center’s work in early education and intensive therapy for children with disabilities. Participants enjoyed a day of golf at premium courses and celebrated with an awards ceremony and dinner. The next Kids Classic Golf Tournament is scheduled for May 6.

Old Europe Desserts Opens At BridgeWay

Old Europe Desserts has opened its doors at BridgeWay Station, offering a delightful menu of desserts, coffee, wine, and more. With a focus on providing vegan and gluten-free options, the new location aims to cater to a diverse range of customers. Visit them at 2107 Via Corso Ave for a sweet treat.

TD Foundation Awards Grant To Pendleton Place

The TD Charitable Foundation has awarded a generous grant of $175,000 to Pendleton Place as part of its Housing for Everyone program. The grant will support marginalized youth in building a sustainable future, providing crucial assistance to those in need. Pendleton Place offers essential services to homeless youths aged 12 to 21.

Simpsonville Springs Into Art

Get ready for a day of creativity and fun at the Simpsonville Arts Foundation’s “Spring into Art” event on June 15. Local artists and vendors will showcase their work, while children can enjoy face painting and other activities. Join the community on Hedge Street behind City Hall for a day of artistic inspiration.

Bon Secours Celebrates Project SEARCH Graduates

Bon Secours St. Francis Health System recently honored the graduation of its Project SEARCH interns. The program provides valuable work experience to students with disabilities, helping them prepare for future employment opportunities. The hospital’s collaboration with Greenville County Schools and South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation has been instrumental in the success of the program.

Mast General Store Celebrates Land Trust Day

The Mast General Store in Greenville showed its support for Upstate Forever on Land Trust Day by donating 20% of its sales. Upstate Forever is a dedicated land trust working to conserve natural lands and waters in the region. National Trails Day was also celebrated, highlighting the importance of trails and the organizations that maintain them.

Author: HERE Greenville

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