(Greenwood, S.C., May 7, 2026) – Self Regional Healthcare’s Community Health Committee has awarded funding to eight area nonprofit organizations supporting initiatives focused on improving health, wellness and access to essential services across the Lakelands region.
Community Initiatives received $155,000 to expand community-based programs and outreach efforts that connect underserved residents with essential services and resources.
Greater Greenwood United Ministries was awarded $100,000 to provide emergency assistance, supportive services and resource coordination that help vulnerable individuals and families achieve greater stability and well-being.
Beyond Abuse received $90,000 to deliver prevention, advocacy and trauma-informed services for individuals and families impacted by abuse and violence.
Food Bank of the Lakelands was granted $40,000 to strengthen access to nutritious food for rural and underserved residents through food distribution and hunger-relief initiatives.
Healthy Learners received $40,000 to improve student access to healthcare by reducing barriers to care and coordinating timely medical services that help children stay healthy and succeed in school.
CrossRoads Women’s Center was awarded $25,000 to expand access to early pregnancy services in rural communities through nurse-led clinics offering pregnancy testing, limited ultrasound services, health education, care coordination and referrals to prenatal and community resources.
Laurens County Cancer Association received $25,000 to provide financial assistance and supportive services that help individuals undergoing cancer treatment manage barriers related to care and recovery.
Greenwood Cancer Fund was granted $25,000 to support local cancer patients through direct assistance and access to resources that help reduce the burden of treatment and improve quality of life.
The Self Regional Healthcare Community Health Committee meets regularly with the goal of improving health prevention, wellness and access to care for residents across the Lakelands region. Funding supports programs and initiatives that address community health needs, promote healthy lifestyles and improve access to essential services and resources.
Nonprofit organizations in our service area can apply for Community Health Committee funding. Learn more and apply.