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    South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families

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    About South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families

    Our mission is to provide the means for fathers to be great dads. We support families, build communities and prevent child poverty by educating, advocating, cultivating resources, investing in local programs, providing technical assistance, and using data to drive continuous quality improvement.

    Focus Areas

    Fatherhood programs and parenting educationEmployment coaching and job placementLegal guidance (child support, visitation, paternity)Men's health and mental health screeningExpungement and reentry supportsProgram development, training and technical assistance

    Who They Fund

    fathers (participants in fatherhood programs)families of participating fathersstatewide service providers/staff receiving TA

    Funding Style

    About South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families

    South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families directs its largest recent grants to local fatherhood coalitions and family-support providers across South Carolina, with a 2025 award of $1,472,896 to A Father's Place in Conway and repeated multi-year support for Midlands Fatherhood Coalition in Columbia. The foundation’s work is organized around fathers, their families, and the service systems around them: educating parents, advocating for families, cultivating resources, and providing technical assistance while using data for continuous quality improvement. Its recent grantmaking shows a strong program-delivery model rather than small project awards. Many grants support community-based organizations that work with fathers on parenting, employment, legal needs, health screening, and reentry. That includes ongoing support for Upstate Fatherhood Coalition in Greenville and Father to Father Inc. in North Charleston, along with funding for A Father's Way in Lancaster and Man 2 Man in Bennettsville. The foundation also funds statewide capacity-building and evaluation work, including support for training providers and third-party evaluation tied to federal grants. Across the recent record, the pattern is consistent: large operating-style awards to local implementation partners, plus smaller grants for technical assistance and research support.

    What South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families Funds

    Fatherhood programming is the core of the foundation’s portfolio. A recent $1,472,896 grant to A Father's Place in Conway supported social service work, and other large awards went to Midlands Fatherhood Coalition in Columbia and Upstate Fatherhood Coalition in Greenville for similar community-based fatherhood services. The foundation also backs parenting and family stability efforts through organizations such as Father to Father Inc. in North Charleston and A Father's Way in Lancaster. Its mission statement emphasizes preventing child poverty, and the grant list reflects that by supporting local groups that work with fathers and families directly. A separate strand covers systems support. Global Partners for Fathers and Families in Wake Forest received funding for statewide fatherhood training and technical assistance, while the University of South Carolina in Columbia received grants for third-party evaluation on a federal grant. The South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice also appears in the recent grants list, indicating work connected to state service systems.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $4.8M

    Total Assets

    $8M

    Total Revenue

    $6.6M

    Total Expenses

    $6.6M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $79K and $944K, with a median of $544K.

    25th Percentile

    $79K

    Median

    $544K

    75th Percentile

    $944K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional2 states funded

    About 0% of grants go to recipients in SC.

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    Topics

    fatherhood training and engagementparenting skills developmenttraining and technical assistance for service providersthird-party evaluation of federal grantsstatewide program implementation

    How South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families Gives

    Typical grant size is substantial: the 25th percentile is $79,444, the median is $544,230, and the 75th percentile is $943,648. The recent record shows repeated awards to the same organizations across 2023, 2024, and 2025, which points to ongoing program support rather than one-time project funding. The foundation is a public charity, not a DAF or private family foundation, and it does not fund individuals. It also does not make program-related investments. Grants appear to be made regionally, with South Carolina recipients appearing most often.

    Where South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families Makes Grants

    Grants are concentrated in South Carolina, which accounts for the largest share of recipient locations in the recent list. Columbia appears multiple times through grants to the Midlands Fatherhood Coalition, the University of South Carolina, and the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice. Other South Carolina cities in the record include Greenville, Conway, North Charleston, Bennettsville, and Lancaster. Outside the state, the only named recipient location is Wake Forest, North Carolina, through Global Partners for Fathers and Families.

    Frequently Asked Questions About South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families

    What kinds of organizations does South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families fund?

    The recent grants list is centered on fatherhood-focused service providers and related public-sector partners. Named recipients include local coalitions and community organizations in Conway, Columbia, Greenville, North Charleston, Bennettsville, and Lancaster, plus a statewide training and technical assistance provider and a university evaluator.

    Does the foundation support technical assistance and evaluation?

    Yes. The foundation gave $96,280 in 2024 and $27,200 in 2023 to Global Partners for Fathers and Families for statewide fatherhood training and technical assistance, and it also funded the University of South Carolina for third-party evaluation on a federal grant in 2023 and 2024.

    What is the foundation's typical grant size?

    The distribution is fairly large: the 25th percentile is $79,444, the median grant is $544,230, and the 75th percentile is $943,648. That suggests the foundation commonly makes substantial awards rather than small grants.

    Where does the foundation give most often?

    South Carolina is the top giving state by grant count. The recent grants list includes multiple recipients in Columbia, Greenville, Conway, North Charleston, Bennettsville, and Lancaster, with only one named recipient outside the state, in Wake Forest, North Carolina.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    A Father's PlaceConway, SC$1,472,8962025Social service
    Midlands Fatherhood CoalitionColumbia, SC$1,247,2452025Social service.
    Upstate Fatherhood CoalitionGreenville, SC$1,010,6852025Social service.
    Man 2 ManBennettsville, SC$549,7672025Social service
    A Father's WayLancaster, SC$410,4502025Social service
    University of South CarolinaColumbia, SC$91,2562025Third-party evaluation on federal grant.
    Midlands Fatherhood CoalitionColumbia, SC$1,292,7462024Social Service
    Upstate Fatherhood CoalitionGreenville, SC$1,168,7622024Social Service
    A Father's PlaceConway, SC$942,9162024Social Service
    Father to Father IncN Charleston, SC$631,3572024Social Service
    Man 2 ManBennettsville, SC$591,0392024Social Service
    A Father's WayLancaster, SC$427,9472024Social Service
    Global Partners for Fathers and FamiliesWake Forest, NC$96,2802024Statewide fatherhood training and technical assistance provider.
    University of South CarolinaColumbia, SC$45,0782024Third-party evaluator on federal grant.
    State of South Carolina SC Dept of Juvenile JusticeColumbia, SC$40,5742024Social service.
    Midlands Fatherhood CoalitionColumbia, SC$1,351,7182023Social Service
    Upstate Fatherhood CoalitionGreenville, SC$1,282,6842023Social Service
    Father to Father IncN Charleston, SC$943,8922023Social Service
    A Father's PlaceConway, SC$715,6122023Social Service
    Man 2 ManBennettsville, SC$497,4212023Social Service
    A Father's WayLancaster, SC$336,5832023Social Service
    State of South Carolina South Carolina Department of Juvenile JusticeColumbia, SC$73,8322023Social Service
    University of South CarolinaColumbia, SC$72,97020233rd party evaluation
    Global Partners for Fathers and FamiliesWake Forest, NC$27,2002023Statewide fatherhood training and technical assistance.

    A Father's Place

    $1,472,896
    Conway, SC2025

    Social service

    Midlands Fatherhood Coalition

    $1,247,245
    Columbia, SC2025

    Social service.

    Upstate Fatherhood Coalition

    $1,010,685
    Greenville, SC2025

    Social service.

    Man 2 Man

    $549,767
    Bennettsville, SC2025

    Social service

    A Father's Way

    $410,450
    Lancaster, SC2025

    Social service

    University of South Carolina

    $91,256
    Columbia, SC2025

    Third-party evaluation on federal grant.

    Midlands Fatherhood Coalition

    $1,292,746
    Columbia, SC2024

    Social Service

    Upstate Fatherhood Coalition

    $1,168,762
    Greenville, SC2024

    Social Service

    A Father's Place

    $942,916
    Conway, SC2024

    Social Service

    Father to Father Inc

    $631,357
    N Charleston, SC2024

    Social Service

    Man 2 Man

    $591,039
    Bennettsville, SC2024

    Social Service

    A Father's Way

    $427,947
    Lancaster, SC2024

    Social Service

    Global Partners for Fathers and Families

    $96,280
    Wake Forest, NC2024

    Statewide fatherhood training and technical assistance provider.

    University of South Carolina

    $45,078
    Columbia, SC2024

    Third-party evaluator on federal grant.

    State of South Carolina SC Dept of Juvenile Justice

    $40,574
    Columbia, SC2024

    Social service.

    Midlands Fatherhood Coalition

    $1,351,718
    Columbia, SC2023

    Social Service

    Upstate Fatherhood Coalition

    $1,282,684
    Greenville, SC2023

    Social Service

    Father to Father Inc

    $943,892
    N Charleston, SC2023

    Social Service

    A Father's Place

    $715,612
    Conway, SC2023

    Social Service

    Man 2 Man

    $497,421
    Bennettsville, SC2023

    Social Service

    A Father's Way

    $336,583
    Lancaster, SC2023

    Social Service

    State of South Carolina South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice

    $73,832
    Columbia, SC2023

    Social Service

    University of South Carolina

    $72,970
    Columbia, SC2023

    3rd party evaluation

    Global Partners for Fathers and Families

    $27,200
    Wake Forest, NC2023

    Statewide fatherhood training and technical assistance.