Duke Energy Foundation Awards $300,000 to South Carolina Senior Service Organizations
The Duke Energy Foundation has granted $300,000 to 32 organizations across South Carolina that serve senior citizens, with 11 of these organizations located in the Upstate region. The funds will support essential services such as housing and nutrition, and for…
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, July 30, 2026 —
CHARLOTTE, NC – The Duke Energy Foundation has awarded $300,000 in grants to 32 non-profit organizations throughout South Carolina dedicated to serving senior citizens. A significant portion of these grants, 11 in total, will benefit organizations located in the Upstate region.
The funding is intended to bolster essential services critical for the well-being of older adults. These services encompass a range of needs, including support for housing and nutrition programs. For some organizations, the grants will also facilitate home repair projects, enabling seniors to continue living safely in their own homes.
The Duke Energy Foundation’s commitment aims to address the diverse challenges faced by senior citizens in accessing vital resources. By supporting organizations that provide direct assistance, the foundation seeks to enhance the quality of life for older residents across the state.
The specific breakdown of funds allocated to each of the 32 organizations was not provided. However, the overall grant distribution reflects a strategic effort to cover a wide geographic area within South Carolina, with a particular focus on the Upstate.
The announcement highlights the ongoing need for robust support systems for the aging population and the role that corporate foundations play in supplementing these efforts. The funded services are expected to directly impact the lives of many seniors by ensuring access to stable housing, adequate nutrition, and secure living environments.
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