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We have had one of our best summers ever this year! In addition to hosting numerous volunteer and Steward Education groups, during the months of June and July we held our Summer Steward Fellows session. All seven high-school students enrolled in our Summer Steward Fellows Program completed an 80-hour paid fellowship that included sustainability education, […]

The garden at Annie’s House is in full bloom. Our programs are really blossoming, too! View our most recent newsletter HERE.

In early May 2019 Sustaining Way co-hosted the Truth and Poverty Tour with the SC Poor People’s Campaign. The day began at Nicholtown Missionary Baptist Church with a multi-faith service filled with payers and laments from clergy of many faiths plus testimonies from our former Engagement Coordinator Ebony D. Flowers and DACA recipient Victorio Cabrera. Rev. William Barber also spoke

On Saturday, May 4th, Sustaining Way hosted nearly 100 volunteers at three different sites for #hogday25. Some of the projects we worked on included: weeding, planting and mulching the Nicholtown Community Garden; clearing vegetation for our pollinator garden; building walkways for our pollinator garden; planting summer crops at Annie’s House, picking up litter in the Nicholtown

Sustaining Way is pleased to announce the addition of Carlos Terry as our new Sustainable Agriculture Coordinator. Driven by a desire to serve and protect those he’d come to know as family, Carlos joined the United States Navy as a Nuclear Electronics Technician in 2009. Following his service, he studied Electrical Engineering at Trident Technical

Greenville SC – We are pleased to welcome Rachelle Toth to the position of Sustainability Coordinator. Rachelle Toth is a graduate of University of South Carolina Beaufort with a degree in Biology. In college she was heavily involved in environmental programs including a hands-on internship with the county’s environmental coordinator. Rachelle has worked as a kayak guide

Fired up! Even though it hasn’t been the hottest of summers, here at Sustaining Way we’ve been turning up the heat! In the month of June Sustaining Way engaged with 231 individuals on-site. This included 232 hours educating through our Steward Education program, 280 internship hours completed by our Steward Fellows, and more than 25

Spring 2018 — 2017 was an excellent year for Sustaining Way. Our core programs continue to grow and strengthen, and with the assumption of South Carolina Interfaith Power and Light (SCIPL) this past January, Sustaining Way has the platform to advance our entire state toward a more sustainable and equitable future. Over the past 12 months,

SUMMER 2017 — We’re pleased to share the exciting accomplishments that your support has helped us achieve over the last few months. Our programs continue to grow and flourish, and with the assumption of South Carolina Interfaith Power and Light (SCIPL), Sustaining Way now has the opportunity to advance our state further toward a more sustainable

Greenville SC – Sustaining Way is pleased to announce the addition of Michael T. Malcom to its staff beginning August 3rd, 2017. Michael joins Sustaining Way as the Community Development Coordinator and will participate in the organization’s formal workforce development program alongside Executive Coordinator Katie Michalovic and Sustainability Coordinator Calib Miller. Michael is a native of