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Find similar grantsSisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina Grants is sponsored by Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina. Provides grants to nonprofits aiming to reduce poverty and improve the quality of life in South Carolina.
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Systems Change Grants (Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina) is sponsored by Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina. These grants support nonprofit organizations addressing poverty in South Carolina through advocacy, shifting power, affirming the dignity of people experiencing poverty, or implementing scalable solutions in areas including economic mobility, housing security, and healthcare. Substance abuse recovery initiatives that address the root causes of poverty or improve healthcare access could be relevant.
Health Care Systems Change Initiative (HCSCI) is sponsored by Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina. These grants support organizations addressing healthcare as it relates to affordability and access to high-quality services that prevent disease and improve quality of life. This initiative is by invitation only for organizations participating in their HCSCI cohort programming.