Spartanburg, S.C. – Hope Center for Children has received a $7,500 grant from Publix Super Markets Charities to support facility costs for the organization’s Transitional Living Program serving homeless youth.
Funding from Publix Super Markets Charities will be used to update the program’s oven and purchase new kitchen supplies, helping create a safe, healthy, and functional home environment for youth in the program. Hope Center for Children’s Transitional Living Program serves homeless youth by providing housing, life skills support, and resources that promote independence and long-term stability.
HCFC is grateful for the support of Publix Super Markets Charities and their investment in helping provide a welcoming and supportive space for the young people in our care.
About Publix Super Markets Charities
From alleviating hunger and reducing homelessness to supporting youth programs and education initiatives, we are dedicated to making lives better in the communities where we live and work. Our founder, George Jenkins—affectionately known as Mr. George—believed in giving back and donated his time, talent, and money. We are proud to continue his legacy of building hope and nourishing brighter futures through our support of nonprofit organizations.
