Greenville County Schools: Campaign Headquarters

GREENVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS

Campaign headquarters

Your one-stop shop for all things United Way of Greenville County. Find links to donate, access resources, get the latest updates, learn how to get involved and more, all in one place.

United Is The Way

Watch how your support helps change the lives in our community and learn more about this year’s campaign.

give Where You Live

Your gift goes to work right here. Whether it’s ten dollars or ten thousand, every donation helps a family in Greenville County get ahead, stay ahead, or get back on track. Give once or give monthly. Either way, you’re the reason this works.

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giveaway alert!

As an added thank-you, any GCS employee who makes a gift of $10.50 or more per paycheck by September 22 at 5 p.m. will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a dining experience for two at a Table 301 restaurant of their choice. Two winners will be selected.

Thanks for Giving

However you give, we have a way to connect you deeper into the work and thank you for it. From exclusive discounts to hands-on volunteering to leadership groups, here’s what your giving unlocks.

Donor Appreciation Card

Give $250 or more a year and get the Donor Appreciation Card, your ticket to discounts and special offers at businesses across Greenville County that back what we do. Details at unitedwaygc.org/offers.

Table 301 Downtown Dining Book

Palmetto Society members also get the Table 301 Downtown Dining Book, courtesy of Table 301. It’s packed with meal discount vouchers for Soby’s, The Lazy Goat, Nose Dive, Camp and more.

Get Involved

Time matters as much as money. Sort donations, pack food, tutor a kid, staff an event, whatever fits your schedule, there’s a spot for you. Sign up once or make it a habit. Either way, someone’s day gets easier because you showed up.

"This student started 6th grade struggling with adjusting to middle school. He was being written up frequently for minor behavioral disturbances but they were happening enough to draw the attention of OnTrack. He's a shining example of right student-right intervention. He soared in the spring due to frequent check ins, relationship building including with our SRO and school principal, and encouraged leadership roles. We saw a reduction in behaviors and an increase in grades. It may seem small, but he's a great example of how positive praise and finding a root cause makes a world of difference."