GET INVOLVED.
The Spartanburg County Foundation can help you establish your very own fund for charitable giving. With a variety of fund types to choose from, we’ll help you find the perfect fit to meet your giving goals.
DONATE NOW.
Through The Spartanburg County Foundation, you can contribute to a charitable goal in a variety of ways, from online cash donations to appreciated stock to real estate.
The Robert Hett Chapman III
Center for Philanthropy
The Robert Hett Chapman III Center for Philanthropy is the first center for philanthropy in the state of South Carolina. Opened in 2021, the Center allows The Spartanburg County Foundation to scale proven initiatives in an innovative and collaborative space designed for the county’s philanthropic and nonprofit sectors.
By combining flexible convening facilities, state-of-the-art technology, and data-driven decision making, the Center is a hub for individuals and organizations to gain knowledge and leadership tools to take action and verify transformative change.
Robert Hett Chapman III
Center for Philanthropy
The Spartanburg County Foundation can help you establish your very own fund for charitable giving. With a variety of fund types to choose from, we’ll help you find the perfect fit to meet your giving goals.
Why give through SCF?
For over 80 years, individuals, families, and corporations have used our expertise to channel their philanthropy in the directions they choose. By helping you find the type of fund that best fits your fund’s administration, we allow your generosity to have maximum effect on Spartanburg County.
Why give through SCF?
For 75 years, individuals, families, and corporations have used our expertise to channel their philanthropy in the directions they choose. By helping you find the type of fund that best fits your fund’s administration, we allow your generosity to have maximum effect on Spartanburg County.
Roy and Jibba generously set up the Roy S. and Elizabeth P. Powell Mobile Meals Trust Fund with the Spartanburg County Foundation which annually provides a very generous gift to feed those in need, many of which are in Camp Croft Courts. Their cycle of loving others and taking care of those in need will continue forever from their trust! I pray that their generosity will inspire others. We always receive the blessing by blessing others. Story Credit: Jayne McQueen with Mobile Meals of Spartanburg, September 2020 Newsletter
Memories of Camp Croft Courts and Roy and Jibba Powell – Mobile Meals of SpartanburgFrom Recipient to Fundholder
Sixty-one years ago, I received a $500 loan from The Spartanburg County Foundation which enabled me to return to college for my senior year. Today, Keith and I have two scholarship funds at The Spartanburg County Foundation to help local students attend college.
Louise ParrisThe Higgins Family Fund (Life Insurance Policy)
We have great trust in the leadership of The Spartanburg County Foundation to continue our philosophy of giving. We have confidence the Foundation will continue that legacy long after we are gone.
Mary and Rick HigginsThe Doris and Claude Tidwell Spartanburg High School Scholarship Fund (Scholarship Fund)
Educating young people ensures that our future will be in good hands. Our trust in The Spartanburg County Foundation to manage our fund and provide valuable guidance enables us to meet the needs of future leaders.
Doris and Claude TidwellThe J M Smith Foundation, Inc. Trustee Initiated Fund (Unrestricted Field of Interest Fund)
Community always has a tomorrow. By investing in unrestricted giving through the Foundation, we can make an impact for future generations.
Ken Couch, RHP
Mary L. Thomas to become President & CEO of CFLeads
SPARTANBURG –The Spartanburg County Foundation announces that Mary L. Thomas, the Foundation’s Chief Operating Officer and Executive Director for the Robert Hett Chapman, III Center for Philanthropy, has accepted a…
Confirmed in compliance with National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations.