Habitat for Humanity received the most nominations for this list. | Photo by Complete PR | December: Locals’ List: Nonprofits to support on Giving Tuesday
We know it’s early, but that didn’t stop this list of nonprofits from earning your clicks to kick off the month.
Photo via Complete PR
We recently asked you to shout out a local nonprofit so we could shine a spotlight on it, and what better day to share your results than Giving Tuesday?
Click the organization’s name to go straight to their donation page.
Walt’s Waltz | Provides essential support, raises awareness, and fosters conversations around mental health in our community
Children + education
Meyer Center | Specializes in early education and intensive therapy services to empower children with disabilities to reach their maximum potential
Public Education Partners | Dedicated to providing the brightest possible future for Greenville’s children by investing in excellent public schools and quality teachers
Holiday Fair benefiting Rotary Club of Greenville | Thursday, Dec. 4-Sunday, Dec. 7 | 10 a.m.-6 p.m. | Greenville Convention Center | $9+ | Holiday Fair is a cherished tradition in the Upstate, bringing the joy of the season to families, friends, and holiday enthusiasts alike. Holiday Fair benefits the Rotary Club of Greenville.*
Greenville Christmas Market | Thursday, Dec. 4-Sunday, Dec. 28 | Times vary | Grand Bohemian Lodge | Free entry
Judson Mill Holiday Market | Thursday, Dec. 4-Saturday, Dec. 20 | Times vary | Judson Mill District | Free entry
Greenlink secured a $3.3 million federal grant to launch a new bus route linking downtown Greenville to GSP. The funding will add four buses and a training simulator, giving visitors a car-free connection between the airport and our walkable downtown. (Greenville News)
Health
Bon Secours broke ground on a 40,000-sqft Powdersville medical campus on Roe Road, expanding access to primary care, specialty services, imaging, and a 24/7 emergency department. Expected to open in early 2027, the project aims to meet the growing community’s health needs. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Coming Soon
Cheryl’s Kitchen Potato Boat is bringing loaded baked potatoes, soups, and wings to the former Farm Fresh Fast space on Church Street. Founded by Cheryl and Keldrick Sapp, the fast-casual spot expands its Fair Play and Anderson footprint and is set to open early this month. (Upstate Business Journal)
Open
7 Brew Coffee is now pouring in Greer. The drive-thru spot brings its signature energy drinks, lattes, and “Seven Originals” menu to its Wade Hampton Boulevard spot near Home Depot.
Featured
Travel + Leisure says Greenville feels “straight out of a holiday movie,” spotlighting Santa’s motorized sleigh on Main Street, Ice on Main, the Gingerbread Exhibit, Window Wonderland, the Christmas Market at the Grand Bohemian, festive pop-up bars, Table 301’s movie-themed menus, the Westin’s Home Alone package, and our beloved tree lighting and parade.
Sports
After finishing the season 7–5, Clemson’s bowl picture is wide open — with projections ranging from the Fenway and Pinstripe bowls to the Gasparilla Bowl. The win over USC may even nudge the Tigers into Duke’s Mayo Bowl territory — could a mayo bath be in Dabo’s future?(The Post and Courier Greenville)
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) has opened its new 1,500-space Parking Garage C, conveniently located next to the airport’s existing garages. Travelers can pre-book their spot to save time and money, making airport parking simple and stress-free.*
Travel
Travel
Dive into the magic at Aquarium Aglow
Presented by South Carolina Aquarium
Members enjoy discounts on tickets and gift shop purchases, while supporting animal care and conservation efforts. | Photos by Nathan Bell with Richard Bell Photography
Guests can explore the exhibits after dark, surrounded by dazzling holiday lights, festive installations and immersive photo stations that are basically begging to be your next holiday card moment.
Expect delicious refreshments, seasonal surprises and even a visit from Scuba Claus. One insider tip: buy tickets online early — prices go up by $3 the day of each show.
The perfect two-piece sweater set for winter. It features a long sleeve crew neck top paired with a split hem midi skirt. We love that it’s cute, comfy, and warm, and can be dressed up or down for any occasion. Bonus: It’s available in some great seasonal colorways like almond white + red white.
I’m excited to spend Giving Tuesday at the Meyer Center’s annual Holiday Luncheon. Even if you aren’t in attendance, you can support by bidding in the online silent auction, which closes tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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