One Charleston - How Can I Help?

Donate to the MUSC COVID-19 Emergency Fund

9156 University Blvd., Suite 200.

Covid19Donations@rsfh.com

Monday-Friday 8 am-5 pm. No appointment needed.

Donation center for critical supplies.

(843) 830-4677; info@thrivesaveslives.org

9 am - 6 pm

Donate empty rentals for transitional housing for domestic abuse survivors during COVID-19 event.

jan@keeperofthewild.org

Donate or volunteer to transport animals.

GoFundMe Small    Business Relief Initiative   

Donate to provide small businesses with grants across the United States.

The funds will be held at Central Carolina Community Foundation. The funds deployed will enhance the efforts already underway in several counties and regions across South Carolina and will be used to address gaps in the response efforts, including support for communities that lack resources or an organized philanthropic response.

We enhance school culture and climate in Charleston’s highest-poverty, Title 1 schools. During COVID-19, we are working with teachers across Charleston County School District to meet their students and families needs of food, snacks, hygiene items, and baby items. Please send the items directly to us using the address listed so we can continue to provide for our families.

Gofundme account asking for monetary contributions to help sustain our mission-there is no gift too small, and every dollar helps. Our animals are counting on us!

The SC Hospitality Employee Relief COVID-19 Fund was created to help South Carolina hospitality industry employees experiencing hardship in the wake of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak. Through this Fund, grants will be made to industry employees who have demonstrated being financially impacted by COVID-19, whether through a decrease in wages or loss of employment.   

A gift to the Student Emergency Fund provides students support with textbooks and school supplies, food, household bills, rent, etc. 

This Fund will provide flexible resources to organizations in our region working with priority groups, including senior citizens, children, health-compromised, and workers in the hospitality and tourism industry. This Fund is designed to make grants only to 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations.

“Adopt a Local Restaurant” campaign is aimed to help the Lowcountry’s food and beverage companies and their staff stay afloat during the COVID-19 crisis, this campaign encourages the community to pledge to order from local establishments a minimum of once a week or pledging to contribute to their employee fund or virtual tip jar.