Griffith-Reyburn Lowcountry Artist of the Year Award
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A grant of $6,000 is made annually to a Charleston County visual artist, defined as a fine art sculptor or individual who works in oils, acrylics, watercolors, or pastels. The grant will provide funding to support the artist during the creation of a work of art that reflects or depicts “the look and feel” of the Lowcountry.
Katy Mixon Awarded 2023 Griffith-Reyburn Lowcountry Artist of the Year
Coastal Community Foundation is proud to announce Katy Mixon as the 2023 Griffith-Reyburn Lowcountry Artist of the Year. The award…
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Lowcountry African American Giving Circle
The Lowcountry African American Giving Circle is moving full steam ahead! The Giving Circle is composed of donors who will…
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Lowcountry Unity Fund
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Mini grants of up to $5,000 are available to groups in Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties for programs that support racial equity or address structural racism.
Charleston Stage Endowment Fund
The Charleston Stage Company Endowment Fund was created by the the company’s Board of Directors to as a permanent source of income. Charleston Stage has been the resident company of the historic Dock Street Theatre since 1978.
“Supporting the Charleston Stage Endowment Fund helps us to be able to continue and grow our wonderful productions at the Historic Dock Street Theatre as well as our vibrant education programs that reach over 20,000 Lowcountry youth each season.” — Sara Berkowitz, Director of Development
Flowertown Players
Flowertown Players is the community theater company of the Town of Summerville. It was established in 1976 to bring quality community theater to the region and provide a venue for artists to practice their craft. Flowertown Players is a Legacy Grant recipient of the Saul Alexander Foundation, an affiliate organization of Coastal Community Foundation. Saul Alexander was a proud resident of the Town of Summerville and a portion of the Foundation’s grants are dedicated to nonprofits making an impact in the Summerville community.
“The support of the Saul Alexander Foundation allows us to continue to produce high quality theatrical productions as well as educational opportunities for the Summerville community and the tri-county area at large. We are constantly looking for ways in which we can expand our programming and that would not be possible without the funding granted to us by the Saul Alexander Foundation. The Flowertown Players organization is forever grateful for their belief in our theatre.” — Kendall Kiker, Managing Director