Affordable housing Archives

Greenville Housing Fund chief steps down to take role with national coalition

Brown played a pivotal role in transforming Greenville's approach to housing affordability and significantly increasing affordable housing options.

Greenville Housing Fund highlights 2026 priorities during annual meeting

The Greenville Housing Fund continues to be a local champion for the creation and preservation of affordable housing in Greenville County.

Homes of Hope raises $138K at annual golf classic

Homes of Hope raised $137,823 at its annual golf classic on Nov. 5.

Opinion: Finding common ground on homelessness, public policy in Greenville

On Nov. 10, the city of Greenville will consider a no-camping ordinance, part of a broader national trend.

Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County, in partnership with Juneteenth GVL, held a wall raising ceremony for a new affordable home

Milestone: 40 years in, Habitat for Humanity pursues new ideas to achieve Greenville County mission

When a small group of community leaders began organizing a Habitat for Humanity chapter in Greenville County in 1985, the nonprofit’s work was not widely known.

Homes of Hope provides job training to men overcoming addiction

Homes of Hope offers a workforce development program to help men overcoming addiction find their footing after rehab.

Opinion: After 40 years, Habitat for Humanity still building for the future

"Habitat is not about houses. ... It’s about the deep belief that everyone deserves a decent place to live, and the dignity that comes with it."

Pickens County Habitat for Humanity to hold annual fundraising dinner Sept. 25

Pickens County Habitat for Humanity was founded in 1981.

$1.1M Haynie-Sirrine property purchase approved: Greenville City Council notes

Here is a recap of the Sept. 8 meeting of Greenville City Council.

Habitat Greenville to host 2025 Dinner on Ice fundraiser

The nonprofit organization brings people together to build affordable housing for families in need.

Greenville’s child care crisis continues. Is home-based care the solution?

There is a one- to two-year waiting period for more than 4,000 children to get into child care facilities within the county, according to Greenville First Steps.