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Working for a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit generally counts as eligible public service employment for Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF). This is a benefit to many potential employees that nonprofit leaders need to understand and promote as part of their recruitment and retention...
05/20/2022
Outgoing Together SC Board Chair, Monroe Free shares his thoughts on preparing to lead as board chair.
05/19/2022
Beth DeSantis, of Fact Forward, speaks to the action white nonprofit leaders must take as racially motivated hate crimes persist.
05/19/2022
Francis Marion University's Fred R. Sheheen Non-Profit Leadership Institute is now accepting applications for its twentieth season.
05/12/2022
Together SC president, Madeleine McGee, shares leadership insights from her recent interview with former Mayor Joe Riley of Charleston.
05/8/2022
Carolina Leadership Seminars (CLS) offer an opportunity for new executive directors to walk alongside companions.
05/6/2022
Thank you to the SC Arts Alliance for this blog content! Last week, Governor McMaster signed H.3126 into law. While much attention was given to the bill’s primary action - banning vaccine mandates for public employers, it also bans “vaccine passports”. Here’s...
05/2/2022
Contact House Ways & Means Committee members before Wednesday, February 9 to encourage them to add $100M for nonprofits in their Phase 1 ARPA allocation.
02/17/2022
Amanda Gorman's "New Day's Lyric" poem captures the determination of nonprofits as we usher in 2022 and "reach toward what's next."
02/2/2022
SC's philanthropic leaders speak out on importance of investing ARPA funds in the work of nonprofits.
01/28/2022
New Health and Employee Benefits options now available for Together SC Members!
01/14/2022
Here is a simple breakdown of the $100 million request for the state to create a nonprofit grant program at the Department of Commerce with ARPA funding.
01/13/2022
