We've UPDATED our list of some great York County non-profits that help the local community directly. The season of giving is here and we hope that this list might help you accomplish your goal in charitable giving. 

CLOVER

Clover Area Assistance Center

1130 Highway 55 East

PO Box 521

Clover, SC 29710-1418

803-222-4837

 

To Get Involved – Please visit website

Clover Area Assistance Center designs their services and programs to address basic, urgent needs. Through food, financial assistance, health-related services, and education, their goal is to not only alleviate immediate needs, but also to help the individuals and families to bridge the gap between dependence and self-sufficiency.

 

 

4TheKids.SC

PO Box 1591

330-224-8948

To Donate – Please visit website

4TheKids was formed in the summer of 2020. They strive to empower youth to form meaningful connections in their community, to thrive by providing engaging opportunities to connect and grow, encourage awareness, acceptance, and inclusion for all. Youth are faced with so many challenges and obstacles – more than ever before – and we help them to grow into healthy productive adults ready to lead us into the future.  

 

FORT MILL

 

The Humane Society of York County

8177 Regent Parkway, Suite 103

Fort Mill, SC 29715

803-802-0902

Adoption Hours – Please visit website

 

The Humane Society of York County Pawsibilities Thrift Store

2144 Carolina Place Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29708

803-802-0600

Shopping Hours – Please visit website

 

The future of the Humane Society of York County (HSYC) depends on community involvement and generous donations. Please help them continue to “give abandoned animals a second chance.”

 

Fort Mill Care Center

Physical Address:

Fort Mill Care Center, Inc

2760 Old Nation Road

Fort Mill, SC 29715

Mailing Address:

Fort Mill Care Center, Inc.

PO Box 1401

Fort Mill, SC 29716-1401

803-547-7620

Operating Hours for Care Request and Food Donation Drop off – Please visit website

 

The Fort Mill Care Center is a non-profit organization run 100% by non-paid volunteers. Their major emphasis is helping families who find themselves in need of basic necessities. If they cannot provide the necessary needs, they provide counsel, or guidance to other agencies that can help. They are funded through donations from individuals, businesses, churches, youth groups, and community organizations.

 

 

ROCK HILL

 

HOPE of Rock Hill

504 Oakland Avenue

Rock Hill, SC 29730

803-328-8000

For Hours – Please visit website

 

They have an interesting backstory which you can find on their website, but the mission’s purpose is to provide assistance to those in genuine need. Their main form of assistance is food, but they also supply help with utilities, kerosene, medicine and natural gas. Over 90 cents of every dollar goes directly into services to help the needy in the local community.

 

Pathways Community Center

546 S. Cherry Road

PO Box 4553

Rock Hill, SC 29732

803-366-7284

For Volunteer Opportunities – Please visit website

 

The vision of Pathways Community Center is to effectively reduce the impact of poverty and homelessness within the community. Pathways considers themselves to be the first door of one’s journey out of poverty to self-sufficiency.

 

 

 SOME OTHERS IN THE LOCALCOMMUNITY ARE AS FOLLOWS: 

 

United Way of York County, SC in Rock Hill, SC has a goal of helping families in York County achieve financial stability by 2030. Their Website. Their Facebook page. 

 

H.O.P.E. is also located in Rock Hill. This organization's mission is to educate, empower, and support children and young adults in the local community of Rock Hill, South Carolina. Their Website. Facebook page. 

 

Boys & Girls Club of York County. The mission of the Boys & Girls Clubs of York County (BGCYC) is to inspire and enable young people, especially those who need it most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. Their Website. Their Facebook page. 

 

All Things Possible Medical Fundraising located in Fort Mill, SC. They've been helping families with medical needs since 2013. Lisa Sexton is the founder and she came about this organization after experiencing financial hardship herself. She had a rare autoimmune liver disease which caused her bills to pile up. She created this organization so others would have the help if they ever faced a similar situation. Their Website. Their Facebook page. 

 

Fort Mill is Family provides resources and aid to Fort Mill and Tega Cay residents during the COVID19 pandemic. Their Website. Their Facebook page.

 

That's our list. Giving back to our community is a major component of The Linda Hall Team's business plan. Every year Linda Hall makes it a priority to seek out new ways to make sure the lives of those in her community are getting better. We hope this list will inspire you to do the same.