David Martin Wins Inaugural Joan and Wade Webster Community Impact Award
David Martin, owner of Hilton Head’s Piggly Wiggly grocery store, won the inaugural Joan and Wade Webster Community Impact Award at Community Foundation of the Lowcountry’s Annual Community Meeting on March 29. The award was the culmination of a memorable evening, which included informative, moving and inspiring speeches.
Focused more on looking forward to the future than taking the traditional look back, the 2022 Annual Report is brimming with unprecedented opportunity, regional engagement, and thought-provoking inspiration.
The Community Foundation of the Lowcountry takes its role seriously as a vital resource for the four counties we serve - Beaufort, Colleton, Hampton, and Jasper. The Community Indicators Report provides in-depth data about the people who live, work, and go to school in our service area.
We work with people like you to channel your philanthropy into powerful giving strategies. We make it easy and fulfilling. Let us help you turn your passion into action.
A Commitment to Thought and Action: Our Stand Against Racial and Social Injustice
At Community Foundation of the Lowcountry (CFL), one of our key goals is to build and strengthen the place we call home by working together with all others in our community to address critical issues facing our region.
We make it easy to find worthwhile volunteer opportunities through our online volunteer matching platform, Lowcountry Volunteer Connections. Search the list for interesting openings, or complete a profile with your interests and get matched to available options. It's a one stop shop for finding the perfect volunteering match!
The Giving Marketplace is a free, online searchable database of in-depth information, offering insight that will make your giving decisions purposeful and focused, yet meaningful. Each nonprofit profile contains in-depth information so you can feel good about doing good.
By joining together, members of our giving circles increase their impact, collectively tackle pressing issues and accomplish great things. Altogether, Women in Philanthropy (Beaufort County) and PEARLS (Hampton County) have awarded hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants to nonprofit organization in their respective counties. That's the power of collective giving.
The lives of many of our neighbors have been upended, not only by the virus, but by the consequences the virus caused.
We're meeting this crisis head-on. Find out more about our Lowcountry Community COVID-19 Response Fund and how it's supporting front-line nonprofits serve vulnerable populations.