A strategic plan is more than a roadmap—it is a living document that guides an organization’s direction, priorities, and decision-making. It reflects evolving challenges, opportunities, and community needs. As we launch our new four-year strategic plan, we embrace...
Wholespire
PSE Simplified: Determining if your project is a PSE change or program
Wholespire provides grant opportunities to communities across South Carolina for implementing a policy, system or environmental (PSE) change project. It’s a concept that can be challenging to explain and understand. To prepare you for any upcoming grant opportunities...
Decoding Jargon: 6 essential Wholespire terms to know
Have you ever left a meeting thinking, ‘I have no idea what they said’? Maybe you started working on your grant final report and don’t understand what’s being asked. That’s probably because of jargon—language used by people within a particular profession, culture, or...
Tips to consider when writing a Wholespire grant proposal
Funding your organization’s mission isn’t always easy, especially for non-profits. A lack of direct income means you often have to rely on external funding sources to support your work. This is a good opportunity where grants can help. While working with a grant...
Getting to know Jamaius White
Let’s get to know the newest member of the Wholespire staff.
Why do we use the mini-grant model?
Many people have asked us why we award small grants and not large buckets of money. Find the why here and the successes we’ve noticed.
What is Technical Assistance?
Technical assistance can mean many things, depending on your field of work. We explain what it is and why it’s important.
The meaning behind the Wholespire brand
There’s a complete ideology behind the Wholespire name and logo. And, we’re going to explain it to you!
Hunger in a Time of Crisis: Technical Assistance is Just as Important as Financial Assistance
Even during a pandemic, ESMMSC staff continue to provide technical assistance to coalitions and partners for the health and well-being of South Carolinians.