Spartanburg Regional Foundation Grant

The Spartanburg Regional Foundation, established in 1991, plays a crucial role in enhancing community health in the Upstate of South Carolina. By supporting projects and initiatives, the Foundation has contributed over $100 million to healthcare efforts. It allocates funds to priority areas such as maternal health, behavioral health, and workforce development. The Foundation aims to empower change through innovative grantmaking, benefiting both Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System and community partners dedicated to improving health outcomes.

In the Spartanburg Community Since 1991
The Spartanburg Regional Foundation serves a vital role in the Upstate of South Carolina by supporting Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System and a wide array of projects and programs that promote community health. For more than 30 years, the Foundation has raised money through direct gifts, grants, sponsorships and events to support health and wellness. Spartanburg Regional employees are among the many generous community members who make philanthropic contributions. The Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization and has given back more than $100 million since 1991.
Empowering Change Through Grants
At the Spartanburg Regional Foundation, we believe in driving positive change by supporting innovative ideas and initiatives. Our grant program is designed to provide funding and resources to healthcare divisions and organizations committed to making a difference in Spartanburg, Cherokee, Union and Greenville counties. Spartanburg Regional Foundation allocates 4 percent of its investment portfolio to grantmaking. Eighty percent is allocated to Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System priority areas and 20 percent is allocated to community partners working with SRHS to improve community health and healthcare priority areas.
Our Grants
As a healthcare philanthropy foundation, we have aligned our priority areas to the strategic goals of Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System. These priority areas and populations include:

• Infant and Maternal Health
• Behavioral Health
• Workforce Development
• Adolescents
• Uninsured/underinsured