Continuous Improvement Grant is a grant from Spartanburg County Foundation that funds capacity-building and organizational development for nonprofits serving Spartanburg County, South Carolina. The program supports nonprofits in strengthening their operational infrastructure, leadership, and program effectiveness to create lasting community impact. Priority is given to organizations working in education, economic mobility, health, and community vitality. Eligible applicants must be 501(c)(3) nonprofits with a primary service area in Spartanburg County. Grants support specific improvement projects rather than ongoing operating expenses.

South Carolina Christian Foundation Community Trust Grants is a grant program from the South Carolina Christian Foundation that funds faith-based and community nonprofit organizations working across South Carolina. The foundation supports projects in areas including poverty relief, education, health services, and community development, with a priority on work rooted in Christian values and service. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations with an active presence in South Carolina. The foundation reviews grant requests on a rolling or scheduled cycle; applicants should submit a letter of inquiry before providing a full proposal. Grant amounts and deadlines vary; current guidelines are available on the South Carolina Christian Foundation website.

Community Impact Project Grants is sponsored by Community Foundation for Mississippi. These project grants are available to nonprofits serving in the 22 counties covered by the Community Foundation for Mississippi. While not exclusively focused on agriculture or Black farmers, projects that support community partnerships, placemaking, or children and families in rural agricultural communities could be considered.

Competitive Grants (Coastal Community Foundation) is a grant from the Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina that funds nonprofit organizations working to improve quality of life in the Northern and Southern Lowcountry regions of coastal South Carolina. The program uses a community-based grantmaking model in which volunteer committees of diverse community members guide funding decisions. Supported areas include education, workforce development, health, and civic engagement. Grant amounts vary. Eligible applicants are nonprofits serving coastal South Carolina communities. CCF also provides capacity-building programs and technical assistance to strengthen the regional nonprofit ecosystem alongside its competitive grantmaking.

Google.org AI Opportunity Fund via Central Carolina Community Foundation is a grant from Central Carolina Community Foundation that funds AI workforce development and training for South Carolina nonprofits. Supported by a $1 million investment from Google.org, this initiative provides participating nonprofits with AI skills training to improve operational efficiency and community impact. Project Evident is also supporting capacity-building and technical assistance for community-based organizations in South Carolina. The total $1 million is distributed across approximately 20 selected nonprofits. Eligible applicants are nonprofits operating in South Carolina.

Community Grant Program is a grant from the Carolinas Credit Union Foundation that provides matching funds of up to $2,500 to small nonprofits in North Carolina and South Carolina, selected through the local credit union chapter network. When a credit union chapter raises or donates $2,500 for a qualifying local nonprofit, the Foundation matches that amount. The program embodies the credit union philosophy of people-helping-people and has distributed nearly $1 million to small nonprofits since 2005. Eligible nonprofits must have locations and operations in North Carolina and/or South Carolina. Direct applications from nonprofits are not accepted; organizations must submit a request form so the Foundation can forward it to the relevant local chapter for consideration.