TATT holds Elevate Upstate Grant Workshop; Application deadline is September 22

Ten at the Top recently held an Elevate Upstate Grant Workshop at the nearly completed Bridgeway Station. Over 30 potential grant applicants heard from River Hughes (of grant benefactor Hughes Investments), and Demika Schlabach (Community Planning-Honea Path, past grant recipient).

The purpose of the ELEVATE UPSTATE Grants is to identify and provide initial funding support for community-based programs that promote community and economic vibrancy in local areas across the Upstate.

For the 2023 grant cycle, the initiative will award three grants of up to $5,000 each (total of $15,000) to entities including neighborhood associations, civic- or community-based organizations, non-profit organizations or local governments that are committed to developing and implementing programs designed to increase local vibrancy in communities within the Upstate. Two of the grants will be awarded using the same format and criteria as in past years. The third grant will be awarded for a project implemented at the new Bridgeway Station development in Mauldin, SC.

Full applications may be submitted until September 22.