Feeding The Hungry
As of 2016 nearly, 1 in 7 SC residents were severely affected by hunger, with some areas reaching 1 in 4 without an adequate supply of food. As an organization, we view adequate food and nutrition as a basic human necessity and are devoted to making a change in South Carolina. We work to connect local processors, food banks, and social agencies to supply meat and other goods to those in need.
Uniting Hunters
South Carolina is abundant with natural resources that can help our organization reach its goal. The venison given by the hunters and processors who choose to work with SC Hunters for the Hungry provides a substantial source of protein to families in need within our state.
Our organization is always looking for new hunters to help support our cause.
Connecting Partners
The service provided through SC Hunters for the Hungry would not be possible without the help of local processors, churches, and food banks.
Processors prepare and package donated venison which will be delivered to those in need by our local church and social agency partners.
2020 Annual Dinner - POSTPONED
Postponed due to the coronavirus. We will reschedule for a later date. Details coming soon.
Henry McMaster
Governor of South Carolina
Emergency Need
If you are aware of a desperate need for food in your community, please reach out now!
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SPARTANBURG – The Spartanburg County Foundation awarded $109,837 in capacity-building grants to 14 nonprofit organizations working to improve the lives of Spartanburg County residents across all seven Spartanburg Community Indicator Areas: Civic Health, Cultural Vitality, Economy, Education, Natural Environment, Public Health, and Social Environment.
Each year, The Spartanburg County Foundation trustees set an unrestricted budget from The Community Fund and a partnership of other funds to award grants to nonprofit organizations serving Spartanburg County.
“We are very excited to be investing into these nonprofits by providing capacity-building grants,” said Troy Hanna, President and CEO of The Spartanburg County Foundation. “While the purpose of each grant varies in scope, all of the grants will be used to help further the missions of these organizations and increase their charitable impact throughout the greater Spartanburg County community.”
- South Carolina Hunters and Land Owners for the Hungry is the recipient of a $3,500 grant to redesign its website. South Carolina Hunters and Land Owners for the Hungry coordinate the distribution of venison from hunters to individuals in need via an integrated network of meat processors and food banks. The organization also provides nonperishable items to families in need twice per month at its distribution center in Pacolet, SC.