Philanthropic Partners: Discussion of Covid & Race Equity Bright Spots
A discussion of Covid and Race Equity Community Bright Spots
The United Way of Greenville and Spartanburg County Foundation have been actively engaged in serving those most impacted by COVID while recognizing and addressing the vast racial disparities that plague our communities.
Join us for a presentation and overview of their community’s work and a discussion with your colleagues to share what you have been doing in your own communities.
Guest Speakers:
Travis Wharton,
Economic Mobility Manager
Ashley Whitt,
Senior Program Officer
Attendees (24)
Tannesha Clements
Executive Director/ COO
Lydia's Bowels of Mercy Home, Inc
Debbie Cooper
Director of Community Impact
Community Foundation of Greenville
Susan DeVenny
CEO
Arras Foundation
Kaky Grant
Principal
Grant Philanthropic Advisors
Erin Johnson
Vice President for Community Investment
Central Carolina Community Foundation
Alecia Klauk
Executive Director
Chapin We Care Center
Terri Lottchea
Operations Manger
Frances P. Bunnelle Foundation
Jeff McCormack
Executive Director
SC Physicians Care Charity
Tish McCutchen
Director
Jolley Foundation
Bob Morris
President
Community Foundation of Greenville
Debbie Nelson
President and Founder
DNA Creative Communications
Mamie Nicholson
President
The Self Family Foundation
Brenda Shaw
Chief Development Officer
Lowcountry Food Bank
Langley Shealy
Administrator
SC Grantmakers Network
Norma Jean Suarez
Executive Director
Unity Health on Main
Travis Wharton
Consultant
United Way of Greenville County
Ashley Whitt
Vice President of Grants and Community Impact
Spartanburg County Foundation
Heather Witt
Executive Director
United Way of the Piedmont
Belle Zeigler
Executive Director
Eastern Carolina Community Foundation
Monthly Calls Hosted by:
Chris Steed,
Fullerton Foundation, Executive Director
SC Grantmakers Network, Chair
Naomi Lett,
United Way Association of SC, President & CEO
Madeleine McGee,
Together SC, President
