Our quilting ministry, Peace by Piece, makes pillowcases for Safe Harbor’s domestic violence shelter, comfort quilts for survivors of sexual abuse receiving support at the Julie Valentine Center, and weighted and busy blankets for people on the autism spectrum.

United Ministries to provides food, rent, utilities assistance, employment readiness, adult education, and provide resources to the homeless in our community who are on a journey to become self-sufficient. United Ministries is a direct services organization that serves individuals and families experiencing scarcity by providing basic needs for stability and supportive services to achieve self-sufficiency.

Greenville Organized for Accountable Leadership (GOAL) is a network of congregations who are culturally, economically, geographically and religiously diverse coming together to make the Greenville area a more just place to live, work, and do business.

Together for Hope is an initiative to address rural poverty in the United States, with a presence and work in the 301 counties of persistent rural poverty (including 12 in South Carolina). Together for Hope partners employ the philosophy of asset-based community development in the areas of education, health & nutrition, housing & environment, and social enterprise.

Julie Valentine Center is the child abuse and sexual assault recovery center providing free confidential services in Greenville, South Carolina. The agency's mission is to stop sexual violence and child abuse and the impact of these crimes through prevention, investigation, collaboration, treatment, and advocacy.

The mission of Canterbury Counseling Center is to provide quality pastoral counseling services to all seeking help in the greater Greenville community regardless of faith affiliation, ethnicity, or socio-economic status.

Samaritan House of Greenville serves the residents of Greenville County through food distribution. Located right here in our neighborhood, Samaritan House is a faith-based cooperative of churches, individuals, and community groups who collect, organize, and distribute food to those in need. 

The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) is a Christian network of individuals and churches working together to spread the hope of Christ. Our diverse community includes partners all over the globe, and our fellowship supports a wide range of missions and ministries that give people meaningful opportunities to put their faith into action.

The Alliance of Baptists began in 1987 as a prophetic voice in Baptist life, and has grown to be a justice movement and community of faith made up of 4,500 individual members and 140 congregations. They are connected by their love for one another and God, combining progressive inquiry, contemplative prayer, and prophetic action to bring about justice and healing in a changing world.

Jonathan serves in Bali, Indonesia, which is a hub for musicians, dancers, painters, actors, and writers from around the globe. Jonathan creates community through international and indigenous art forms, empowering artists to become the hands and feet of Jesus by attending to their professional and spiritual needs.

Tina serves as a cross-cultural minister to the arts community and refugees, based in Graz, Austria. Her work focuses on providing trauma-informed care for refugee and immigrant communities in Europe, and particularly for artists and through the arts. In partnership with the European Baptist Federation she works communally in a manner that bridges ethnicity and religion, artistic expression and trauma care.

PrideLink works to improve the quality of life for all LGBTQ+ people in Upstate South Carolina. They offer health and wellness resources, social support (with a community center), cultural competence education, advocacy, and much more.

CBF of SC is a fellowship of Baptist Christians and churches in South Carolina who share a passion for the Great Commission of Jesus Christ, a commitment to Baptist principles of faith and practice, and a heart for missions service. They work with many partners around the state to to carry out our work.

Mosaic serves students and families in Greenville who speak English as a second language. They offer after-school programs, cultural arts classes, a youth leadership academy, tutoring, parent groups, a summer arts camp, and other resources.