United Way of Greenville County Community Relief
Join us to help our neighbors and community recover from the impact of Helene.
Helene’s impact in the Upstate has left many of our neighbors without access to vital resources like food, water and shelter.
Your support of the United Way of Greenville County Community Relief Fund will help us continue to meet our community’s most urgent needs, from food and supplies to rent and utility assistance.
100 percent of your gift to this fund will support these efforts to get resources into the hands of Greenville County nonprofits and families struggling right now.
Get Help
If you or someone you know needs non-emergency assistance, please contact 2-1-1 by dialing 2-1-1 or texting “HELP” or “AYUDA” to 211-211.
You can also explore our resources database which will be updated regularly with available resources like food, housing, legal resources, financial assistance, upcoming events and more. Click here to access this database.
We hope you and your loved ones are safe and healthy. Our team and our community are working hard to help in any way we can.
Thank You
Your generous support of the United Way of Greenville County Community Relief Fund is helping mobilize efforts to provide food, water and shelter for our neighbors hit hardest by the impacts of Helene.
As we continue to work with our nonprofit partners across Greenville County and assess individual needs, 100 percent of your gift will be used to fund these relief and recovery efforts.
If there’s anything that’s certain in these difficult times, it’s our community’s resilience. We know firsthand the power of our local nonprofits, philanthropic leaders and volunteer community to unite and serve those who need us most. We truly couldn’t do it without you.
A special thank you to our generous funders for their support of the United Way of Greenville County Community Relief Fund:
Nonprofit Funding Application
Nonprofit organizations can request funds to:
Provide housing stabilization, prevent risk of displacement, and/or minimize economic losses for low-income community members (ex. rental, mortgage, utilities assistance due to loss of wages or lost employment).
Provide intermediate health and wellness support and build resiliency for individuals impacted by Hurricane Helene (ex. medical/prescription losses or needs due to power outages or other impacts of the hurricane, mental health service accessibility, food and basic necessities).
Enhance resiliency and future preparedness for nonprofit organizations.