for the love of community…
Our 4 Pillars of Community Impact.
Healthy Food & Nutrition.
Studies have shown neighborhoods with a higher percentage of African Americans had fewer healthy food options. We work to combat the implications of this reality through food access and education.
Affordable Housing.
for the love of community… actively collaborates with state entities to identify opportunity housing to be renovated and placed in the ownership of minority South Carolina Residents.
Entrepreneurship.
According to the Survey of Business Owners, the existing number of Black-owned businesses have created over 1 million jobs and generated over $165 billion in revenue. for the love of community… works to close the wealth differential between business owners and non-business owners.
Recidivism Reduction.
for the love of community… provides professional development assistance to ex-offenders. These efforts are rooted in the fundamental effort to restore individuals to their communities, encourage education and promote employment.
Ready to uphold our 4 pillars in your community?
To See a Loved One
Spending quality time with imprisoned loved ones requires families to travel up to 8 hours to achieve. Acknowledging this critical issue, for the love of community, rooted in Clemson, South Carolina is launching the “To See a Loved One” initiative, offering various services to families of those incarcerated locally.
Responding to the documentary, Southern Prison Culture, the solution-focused program was curated. Our mission is to target the resources needs and support of impacted families by providing: coverage of expenses, transportation, and food.
We are collecting demographic data for prospective participants, in advance of the program launch. Sign Up Below
Jaquial & Community Turkey Drive.
The "Jaquial & Community Turkey Drive" has been for the love of community…’s longest running charity event. For the past nine years. Each year, OVER 1,000 FAMILIES have been benefited from the Jaquial & Community Turkey Drive’s to help families in need the Thanksgiving season.