
Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina Brooke Bailey presenting at the Ford Foundation

How much is a child in South Carolina worth? Not nearly as much as a child in Connecticut according to the federal program designed to alleviate poverty. The federal government provides the state of Connecticut with $1,052 a year for each child in poverty...

Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina Tom Keith, along with South Carolina Department of Social Services representatives Dr. Kathleen Hayes and Linda Martin, will discuss the impact that TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) funding has on our state and the need for TANF reauthorization and a new distribution formula based on poverty.

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Tom Keith, Foundation President, joined in a panel discussion on "what makes collaboration successful?"
Pictured left to right: Frank Wideman, Self Family Foundation; Angie McCrae, The Springs Close Foundation; Tom Keith, Sisters of Charity Foundation of SC; and Jo Bull, Central Carolina Community Foundation

Dr. Fred Smith, a nationally recognized Theologian, will visit Columbia next month to speak. This is not the first trip Dr. Smith has made in correlation with the Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina...

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina has awarded three discretionary grants totaling $37,000 to the Columbia Free Medical Clinic, HOPE worldwide- South Carolina and The State of Denial Project...

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina has awarded 14 Caritas grants, totaling $44,500, to nonprofit and faith-based organizations across South Carolina. Caritas grants are for organizations providing outreach services to the poor and marginalized...

I often talk to nonprofit organizations about the fact that they are all being held to a higher standard and rightfully so. They are dealing with funds that have been entrusted to them by a cadre of donors that have invested in their organization’s work. ...

Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina On September 27, 2009 the Sisters of Charity Health System held the First Annual Service Award Celebration.

In philanthropy, as we look at our sphere of influence in society today it has a wide range of entry points. Foundations are called upon to make important and tactical decisions every day. These decisions often have influence on multiple people and organizations...

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina has awarded nine Collaboration for Ministry (CMI) grants totaling $89,900 to programs associated with women religious (Sisters) in South Carolina...

Philanthropy is often perceived as the all knowing, all deciding sector that can really change the world through strategic decision making and private funding. Foundations have high expectations of grantees including measurable outcomes and the desire for a realistic sustainability plan...

Today, August 28, is the Feast Day of St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo in North Africa and one of the doctors of the Church. St. Augustine overcame strong heresies, practiced great poverty and supported the poor, preached very often and prayed with great fervor...

















