Honoring Indigenous Land and Legacy at Sustaining Way By Fiona Lavin Steck Sustaining Way’s Land Usage Statement: Sustaining Way acknowledges that the land we steward at Annie’s House, along with the areas we serve in Nicholtown, New Washington Heights, and Spartanburg, rests on the ancestral homelands of the Cherokee and Catawba people. These people used […]
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South Carolina’s Guide to Hurricane Helene Relief and Recovery By Abbi Burgess and Jenna Seigworth Sustaining Way is dedicated to keeping our community educated on all things hurricane recovery. In this article, we will provide links to resources that assist those who are still food, water, electricity and shelter insecure. We also want to provide
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Hurricane Helene Update & Resources By Jenna Seigworth Sustaining Way extends our heartfelt support and compassion to everyone affected by Hurricane Helene and stands in solidarity with those facing hardships. Like many neighborhoods in Greenville, Annie’s House (pictured left) and Nicholtown are feeling the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene. In the weeks ahead, collaboration will
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Three Sisters Planting: A Natural Dream Team By Fiona Lavin Steck As in nature, some plants work together in harmony in our gardens. One of these pairings is known as the Three Sisters: corn, beans, and squash. Indigenous people have planted these three seeds for thousands of years and have seen the benefits of growing
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