The Hispanic Alliance unites the largest network of agencies and individuals working collaboratively to advance Hispanic communities across the Upstate. They build trust with Hispanic communities by speaking their languages, promoting their culture, and understanding and addressing their needs.
The organization is nonpartisan and is a faithful advocate for diversity, equality, acceptance, and understanding. Their network advocates particularly for those who have left their countries behind – as well as their families, friends, and culture – to pursue better opportunities for their children, just like previous generations did.
The mission of the Urban League of the Upstate is to advance equity by empowering the black community and underserved individuals throughout the region.
As the leading champion of empowerment for the black community, the Urban League of the Upstate envisions a region where all people:
Are valued members of the community
Can adequately support themselves and their families
Can live in neighborhoods that are vibrant and thriving
As the first and only LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce in the state of South Carolina, they are LGBT+ professionals and allies who understand that diversity, equality, and economic empowerment are vital for any healthy community.
They're here to help you connect with businesses that enhance your life and to help those businesses grow. From creating connections and professional development opportunities to providing resources and advocacy, this Chamber is here to support you.
The Greenville Jewish Federation is focused on creating a strong Jewish community through programming and services. Programs are designed to create unity and embrace Jewish identity, pride, and culture. Services are built to help meet the needs of their Jewish brethren at all ages and stages, regardless of affiliation or where they are from.
Greenville CAN is a coalition of self-advocates, service providers, families, caregivers, and professionals on a mission to make Greenville County a better place to live for individuals with disabilities. Greenville CAN is an initiative of the Barbara Stone Foundation.
The South Carolina Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation (SCHCCF) will leverage corporate and public support to provide Hispanic business owners and entrepreneurs with the tools they need to successfully start, grow, and sustain their businesses.
The mission of 864 Pride is to enhance access and reduce barriers to life-saving and identity-affirming services for the LGBTQ+ community in the upstate of South Carolina.
Founded in 2018, Pride Link is a 501c3 non-profit organization serving the LGBTQ+ community in Upstate, SC through health and wellness programs, social support, access to resources, and cultural competence education.
Upstate Pride SC empowers people of all gender expressions and sexual identities in the Upstate of South Carolina by promoting acceptance through education, advocacy, and networking.
The India Association of Greenville (IAG), started in 1970, is a voluntary non-profit organization that stands as a vibrant and inclusive community organization that serves the Indian diaspora residing in Greenville, South Carolina, and its surrounding areas.
Dedicated to fostering cultural exchange, social cohesion, and community engagement, the IAG offers a diverse range of programs and events that celebrate Indian culture, heritage and traditions. From festive celebrations of religious and cultural holidays to educational workshops, social gatherings, and charitable initiatives, the IAG provides a platform for individuals of all backgrounds to come together, connect, and enrich their understanding of Indian culture. Through its activities, IAG fosters community interaction, provides entertainment and also showcases local talent, and contributes towards building our collective image and identity as Indians in America. Through its commitment to unity, diversity, and service, the Indian Association of Greenville plays a pivotal role in strengthening bonds of cultural and social interaction within the community while serving as a forum for promoting cross-cultural understanding and appreciation.
Discover the 13 African-American cultural sites across the greater Greenville area (Greenville, Simpsonville, and Fountain Inn) with this free travel guide from the South Carolina African-American Heritage Commission.
Explore 15 sites that celebrate the area's Black history on the inaugural Black History Month Bus Tour, where you can view Greenville through the lens of those who lived it. Tours are offered by bus, and self-guided tour…
Read up on what makes Greenville, SC an inclusive city and why we're worth a visit.
Speakers/Entertainers
The speakers below represent the diversity and talented presenters within Greenville. Topics may include empowerment, personal and professional development, "edutainment," and more. For personalized speaker recommendations, click HERE.
This page is constantly changing and updating as new resources arise in the Greenville community. Please feel free to reach out to gsosa@visitgreenvillesc.com with additional resources for inclusion.
