*** The One SC Hurricane Response grant program is currently closed. In the event of a natural disaster in South Carolina, check back here to apply.
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History of the One SC Fund
The One SC Fund was first used to support nonprofit organizations providing relief and recovery assistance to flood victims in the 24 FEMA designated emergency counties. When Hurricane Matthew struck our state in October 2016, the fund was also used to support nonprofit organizations providing relief and recovery assistance to those impacted by the Hurricane.
Thanks to many generous donors throughout the state and nation, the Fund has distributed over $4,867,500 in grants to nonprofits to support disaster recovery projects across our state that have helped over 2,400 families return home.
Before You Apply
Be sure to review all grant proposal guidelines prior to applying for a Disaster Relief Grant.
Apply for a Grant
The One SC Fund provides grants to nonprofits to fund disaster relief, recovery and rebuilding assistance programs from state-declared emergencies. Organizations may request up to $25,000. We are not accepting applications at this time.
Individuals are not eligible to apply.
The One SC Fund is prioritizes applications from nonprofits providing disaster relief in counties most affected by natural disasters.
Only submit a proposal for a project/program that can be completed virtually and/or with social distance safety measures in place to protect staff and clients.
The One SC Fund does not actively solicit disaster preparation grant applications; however, if you have a project that would prepare your county for a disaster, please contact Halie Brazier at [email protected].
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