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Homelessness and Housing Charities in Greenwood County, South Carolina
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Housing Development, Construction & Management
GREENWOOD AREA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
GREENWOOD, SCGREENWOOD AREA HABITAT for HUMANITY, INC. SHALL SEEK to SPONSOR SPECIFIC PROJECTS IN HABITAT DEVELOPMENT, STARTING WITH THE CONSTRUCTION of MODEST BUT ADEQUATE HOUSING, and t…
Open charity report →Low-Income & Subsidized Rental HousingGREENWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY INC
GREENWOOD, SCTHE ORGANIZATION CONTINUED to MAINTAIN TWO HOMES THAT ARE RENTED to LOW INCOME FAMILIES. PROGRAMS and ACTIVITIES ARE OFFERED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GREENWOOD HOUSING AUTHORI…
Open charity report →Homeless SheltersGREENWOOD PATHWAY HOUSE INC
GREENWOOD, SCGREENWOOD PATHWAY HOUSE EXISTS to HELP HOMELESS PERSONS NAVIGATE A PATHWAY to PHYSICAL, FINANCIAL, and SOCIAL STABILITY WHILE SHARING WITH THEM THE LOVE of GOD.
Open charity report →Homeowners & Tenants AssociationsUPPER SAVANNAH DEVELOPMENT CORP
GREENWOOD, SCUPPER SAVANNAH PROMOTES and ASSISTS IN THE GROWTH and DEVELOPMENT of SMALL BUSINESS CONCERNS IN ITS SURROUNDING REGION IN AN EFFORT to FURTHER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
Open charity report →Homeowners & Tenants AssociationsUPTOWN GREENWOOD LOCAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
GREENWOOD, SCThe Mission is to Promote Economic Growth In The Uptown Business District Coordinate The Interest of The Uptown Area With Other Agencies and Organizations for The Benefit of …
Open charity report →Homeowners & Tenants AssociationsHISTORIC NINETY SIX DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
NINETY SIX, SCHISTORIC NINETY SIX DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
Open charity report →Homeless SheltersMOS PLACE
Hodges, SCMOS PLACE
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