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In the vibrant city of Greenville, South Carolina, businesses and nonprofits are making waves with new projects, developments, and recognitions. From Habitat Greenville’s Project B.I.G. to the Reedy Reels Film Festival, the community is buzzing with activity and progress. Let’s dive into the latest updates from Greenville’s thriving business landscape.
Leading the charge in creating more pathways to affordable homeownership, Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County has unveiled Project B.I.G. (Built in Greenville). This initiative aims to foster collaboration among minority-owned and minority-led businesses in the construction, home-building, and banking sectors. With a focus on equity, Project B.I.G. will kick off with a networking event on April 30 at The Upcountry History Museum. By forging relationships and opportunities, Habitat Greenville is committed to narrowing the homeownership gap for Black families and promoting inclusivity within the community.
The Rock It! Co., a dynamic events and marketing firm based in Greenville, has revamped the website for KIND of the Upstate, a nonprofit advocating for kindness and inclusion of individuals with disabilities. By supporting KIND’s mission, Rock It! Co. is contributing to the organization’s efforts to spread awareness and promote acceptance in schools and communities. The collaboration showcases the power of synergy between businesses and nonprofits in creating a more compassionate society.
Celebrating 25 years of environmental stewardship, Upstate Forever has embarked on the Generations Campaign to raise $7 million for safeguarding the region’s natural resources amid rapid growth. The campaign underscores Upstate Forever’s unwavering commitment to preserving green spaces, parks, and waterways for future generations. By engaging the community in this vital initiative, Upstate Forever is paving the way for a sustainable and thriving Upstate South Carolina.
Enhancing healthcare options in Greenville, Bon Secours Mercy Health and Compass Surgical Partners have collaborated to launch the Millennium Surgery Center. This state-of-the-art facility will offer orthopedic surgeries, otolaryngology interventions, and pain management procedures, including outpatient joint replacements using innovative technology. With a focus on advanced care and patient experience, Millennium Surgery Center is set to elevate the standard of surgical services in the region.
Marking a significant milestone, Hartness urban village has sold its 200th homesite, underscoring the community’s appeal and the demand for premier living spaces in Greenville. Founded by the Hartness family, this unique development blends modern amenities with natural surroundings, offering residents a one-of-a-kind living experience. With meticulous planning and a dedication to community living, Hartness continues to set the bar for upscale urban living in the Upstate.
Ensuring the safety and well-being of residents, the Mauldin Fire Department has inaugurated its new headquarters, equipped to meet the growing needs of a thriving community. This state-of-the-art facility will enhance emergency response capabilities and provide a strategic base for firefighting operations in the western region of Mauldin. By investing in public safety infrastructure, the city reaffirms its commitment to protecting its citizens and fostering a resilient community.
Marie Peace, retail sales manager at Harris, has been recognized with the prestigious Paul Harris Fellow award by the Rotary Club of Anderson for her outstanding contributions to the local community. As a dedicated professional and advocate for economic growth, Peace exemplifies the values of Rotary International in promoting goodwill and service. The recognition highlights her commitment to supporting the development and prosperity of the Anderson area.
Bringing creativity and storytelling to the forefront, the Reedy Reels Film Festival in Greenville has honored talented filmmakers across various categories. From animation and documentaries to comedy and regional films, the festival showcased a diverse range of cinematic works, celebrating the art of filmmaking and storytelling. By recognizing local and regional talent, the festival underscores Greenville’s vibrant arts scene and cultural richness.
Recognized for its excellence in web design, Engenius, a prominent digital agency in Greenville, has been awarded a Gold MarCom Award for its work on the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) website. By creating a seamless and engaging online experience for NCEES, Engenius has demonstrated its commitment to innovative design and digital strategy. The award reaffirms Engenius’ position as a leader in creating impactful digital solutions for clients.
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