Habitat for Humanity, Healthcare Transformation Award: Healthy Homes & Hometown
The [philosophy] that drives Habitat for Humanity is simple: when a family can afford their mortgage, they can afford healthcare.
Mark Cooter, Ruth Nicholson Award: Hometown Hero
Carrying forward a family legacy of service, Mark Cooter uses his CPA expertise to benefit many local nonprofit organizations, including the Community Foundation.
Harper Corporation, Philanthropic Spirit Award: Building Philanthropy
Doug Harper has hiked all over the world, from Patagonia to Nepal, where, with fellow Greenville native Ward Stone, he trekked to Kala Patthar.
Jasmine Road, Community Spirit Award: A Path Home
When Messick first learned about human trafficking, she was shocked it was happening in her hometown.
Henry Horowitz, Visionary Leader & Lifetime Achievement: Canvas of Greenville
Before the couple left for their monthlong vacation, Rick Davis, CEO of Elliott Davis, a Greenville tax and business consultancy, told Henry he had won this year’s Visionary Leader & Lifetime Achievement Award.
Artisphere, Leadership in Arts Award: Upstate Artistry
Artisphere is a testament to the value that Greenville places on quality of life.
Dr. Elizabeth Davis, Education Transformation Award: Beyond the Classroom
Her initial career of choice centered around business ledgers.
Photos: 2022 Charitable Giving Awards
The event honors businesses, individuals, and organizations that have significantly contributed to the community in the arts, healthcare, education, and service

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