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South Carolina Veterans' Trust Fund Grants is a grant from the South Carolina Veterans' Trust Fund that funds programs enhancing the quality of life for veterans and their families in South Carolina. Established under South Carolina Code 25-21-10, the fund's Board of Trustees emphasizes education about patriotism and service, and provides financial assistance for worthy causes benefiting the state's veteran community.
The program supports organizations providing direct services, advocacy, and educational programs for veterans and their families. Eligible applicants are nonprofits and other organizations with programs benefiting South Carolina veterans. Grant amounts are determined by the Board of Trustees based on available funds and alignment with the fund's mission.
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South Carolina Veterans' Trust Fund | donation The Veterans' Trust Fund of South Carolina was established to serve the Veterans of South Carolina by initiating and assisting established Veteran-supported programs to enhance the quality of life of our Veterans and their families.
The Veterans’ Trust Fund Board of Trustees emphasizes the education of South Carolina citizens of the values of patriotism and service to our Nation, for Veterans’ sacrifices made on behalf of our freedom. In so doing, provides financial assistance through the awarding of grants for worthy causes that benefit the Veterans of South Carolina. South Carolina Code 25-21-10 Dale F.
Ellenburg, Chairman Melvin Poole, Vice Chairman Shawn T. Pinkston, Parliamentarian Jimmy E. Hawk, Immediate Past Chairman Todd B.
McCaffrey, Executive Director (Non-Voting) How will South Carolina Veterans benefit from the Veterans Trust Fund? The Veterans' Trust Fund strives to fund partnerships with charitable organizations, Veteran service organizations, and county directors of Veterans' affairs to fund improved assistance and support for South Carolina Veterans and their families.
Grants from the Veterans' Trust Fund may assist Veterans in obtaining federal Veterans benefits and pensions earned by virtue of their service and sacrifice. Provide supplemental funds to organizations working directly with Veterans in every aspect and in every community throughout South Carolina.
Partner with organizations to help enhance the quality of life of Veterans and their families through arts/culture, children/family services, civic affairs, community development, education, environmental, health, and human services. Increase public awareness about Veterans issues and the values of patriotism and service to our nation and the sacrifices made by our Veterans.
2025 Meeting Dates and Times Grant Application Form Instructions 1800 Saint Julian Place, Suite 305
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Organizations working directly with Veterans in South Carolina to enhance their quality of life and that of their families through various services, including health and human services. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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