Greenville Chamber Foundation Receives $40K Grant from Power:Ed

The Greenville Chamber Foundation has been awarded a $40,000 grant from Power:Ed, a philanthropy of the SC Student Loan Corp, to support its TalentRiseGVL program.

The Greenville Chamber Foundation announced on April 15 that it has received a $40,000 grant from Power:Ed, a philanthropy of the SC Student Loan Corp. This funding will be used to support the Greenville Chamber Foundation’s TalentRiseGVL program, which aims to increase education attainment for working-age adults in Greenville County.

The TalentRiseGVL program helps individuals earn certifications, credentials, or degrees, giving them the necessary skills to succeed in the global economy and strengthening the local workforce. This program will have a transformative and lasting impact on lives across the region, according to Cheryl Garrison, Greenville Chamber Foundation executive director.

The $40,000 grant from Power:Ed will contribute to the overall goal of the TalentRiseGVL program and further bolster the local economy. The funds will support the program’s efforts to assist working-age adults in earning the necessary qualifications for higher-paying jobs.

Power:Ed is committed to supporting education and career-readiness nonprofit organizations in South Carolina. In its fiscal third quarter, Power:Ed has awarded five grants, including this one to the Greenville Chamber. The organization plans to award a total of $1 million in grants to education and career-readiness organizations in South Carolina for the fiscal year 2023-24.

Grants from Power:Ed are administered quarterly, and the next grant funding deadline is July 1. Nonprofit organizations in South Carolina dedicated to education and career-readiness are encouraged to apply for grants to support their programs and initiatives.

The Greenville Chamber Foundation is honored to receive this grant from Power:Ed and looks forward to using the funds to support the TalentRiseGVL program. By equipping individuals with the skills needed to succeed in the global economy, the Greenville Chamber Foundation will continue to strengthen the workforce and contribute to the local economy.

About Power:Ed

Power:Ed is a philanthropy of the SC Student Loan Corp, dedicated to supporting education and career-readiness nonprofit organizations in South Carolina. The organization awards grants to organizations that help individuals gain the necessary skills and qualifications for high-demand jobs in the state. Power:Ed aims to improve education attainment and boost the overall workforce in South Carolina.

About the Greenville Chamber Foundation

The Greenville Chamber Foundation is committed to improving the economic vitality and quality of life in Greenville County. The foundation supports initiatives that enhance education and workforce development, promote economic growth, and address community needs. With a focus on collaboration and innovation, the Greenville Chamber Foundation plays a vital role in the success of the Greenville community.

About TalentRiseGVL

TalentRiseGVL is a program developed by the Greenville Chamber Foundation to increase education attainment for working-age adults in Greenville County. The program provides support and resources to individuals seeking to earn a certification, credential, or degree. By assisting adults in their pursuit of education, TalentRiseGVL aims to enhance their career opportunities and economic stability.

Funds Will Impact Lives in Greenville County

The $40,000 grant from Power:Ed will have a transformative and lasting impact on lives in Greenville County. By providing financial support to the TalentRiseGVL program, the grant will enable individuals to earn the necessary qualifications for higher-paying jobs. This will not only improve their economic stability but also contribute to the overall growth and development of Greenville County.

Future Grants and Funding Opportunities

Power:Ed is committed to supporting education and career-readiness nonprofit organizations throughout South Carolina. The organization plans to award a total of $1 million in grants for the fiscal year 2023-24. Nonprofit organizations in South Carolina dedicated to education and career-readiness are encouraged to apply for grants to support their programs and initiatives. The next grant funding deadline is July 1.

The TalentRiseGVL program, supported by the $40,000 grant from Power:Ed, will continue to assist working-age adults in Greenville County in their pursuit of education and career advancement. Through partnerships with local educational institutions and workforce development organizations, TalentRiseGVL will provide individuals with the necessary resources and support to achieve their educational and career goals.

The Greenville Chamber Foundation is grateful for the support of Power:Ed and looks forward to further strengthening the workforce and economy of Greenville County through the TalentRiseGVL program and future initiatives.