Lexington County Grants: 3 Active Opportunities Specifically Mentioning Lexington County, South Carolina
GrantWatch identified 3 active grants that specifically mention Lexington in their eligibility requirements, geographic focus, service area, funding priorities, or program descriptions. These opportunities represent a highly targeted subset of the thousands of grants available nationally and throughout South Carolina.
Grants to South Carolina K-12 Educators for Educational Projects
Grants of up to $1,000 to South Carolina K-12 educators in eligible school districts for educational projects. Funding is intended to support creative and innovative classroom projects by supplementing limited school resources. Grants are available to grade K-12 e...
Grants to South Carolina Nonprofits for Disaster Preparation and Relief Efforts
Grants of up to $50,000 to South Carolina nonprofit organizations for disaster preparation and relief in eligible locations. Disaster preparation funding is intended to help organizations in advance of state-declared disasters. Relief funding is intended to assist...
Grants to South Carolina Nonprofits, Families, and Individuals to Meet a Wide Range of Communi...
Grants to South Carolina nonprofit organizations, families, and individuals in eligible locations to meet a wide range of community needs. Funding is intended for education, elderly assistance, healthcare, shelter, and other basic needs. Applicants must live in or...
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- Arts and Culture
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- BIPOC
- Business
- Capital Funding
- Children
- Climate Change
- College Scholarship
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- Community Services
- Conflict Resolution
- Disabilities
- Disaster Relief
- Domestic Violence
- Education
- Elementary Education
- EMS and Homeland Security
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- Entrepreneurs and Startups
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- Faith Based
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- Financial Assistance
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- Homeless
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- In-Kind Support
- Individual
- International
- Justice and Juvenile Justice
- Literacy and Libraries
- Mental Health
- Municipalities
- Nutrition and Food
- Operating Support
- Pets and Animal Wildlife
- Preschool
- Preservation
- Quality of Life
- Refugee and Immigrant
- Research and Evaluation
- Science
- Secondary Education
- Small Business
- Social Justice
- Special Education
- Sports and Recreation
- Students
- Substance Abuse
- Teachers
- Technology
- Transportation
- Travel and Tourism
- Tribal Nations
- Veterans and Military
- Women
- Women-Owned Startups and Businesses
- Workforce
- Youth and At-Risk Youth
- Aging and Seniors
- Arts and Culture
- Awards
- BIPOC
- Business
- Capital Funding
- Children
- Climate Change
- College Scholarship
- Community and Economic Development
- Community Services
- Conflict Resolution
- Disabilities
- Disaster Relief
- Domestic Violence
- Education
- Elementary Education
- EMS and Homeland Security
- Energy
- Entrepreneurs and Startups
- Environment and Conservation
- Faith Based
- Farming and Agriculture
- Financial Assistance
- Health and Medical
- Higher Education
- Homeless
- Housing
- In-Kind Support
- Individual
- International
- Justice and Juvenile Justice
- Literacy and Libraries
- Mental Health
- Municipalities
- Nutrition and Food
- Operating Support
- Pets and Animal Wildlife
- Preschool
- Preservation
- Quality of Life
- Refugee and Immigrant
- Research and Evaluation
- Science
- Secondary Education
- Small Business
- Social Justice
- Special Education
- Sports and Recreation
- Students
- Substance Abuse
- Teachers
- Technology
- Transportation
- Travel and Tourism
- Tribal Nations
- Veterans and Military
- Women
- Workforce
- Youth and At-Risk Youth
