2023 Grant Awards
 Our first year serving Jasper County residents in the areas of Food Insecurity, Education or Community Service.
The Riverton Charitable Fund (RCF) was able to award three organizations totaling  $1,400 in grants.   

Antioch Educational Center

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The Summer Youth Workers Program which since 2014 has placed over 350 high school students in work training programs throughout Jasper County.- The Scholars Program which is completing its seventh year targeting and supporting gifted and talented students from First grade through their graduation from high school.- The Nursing Assistant Training Program gradated its First class of seven students in November 2014. Since that time, another 81 students have also successfully graduated this program. This program consists of 110 hours of training (66 in the classroom, 44 hours in a clinical setting).

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Award:  $1,500

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Hardeeville Senior Center

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Their mission is to improve the lives of our Lowcountry Citizens through fun activities, daily gatherings, nutritious meals and trips for seniors in our area. These services are provided through donations from the community, along with Government and State funding.

The Mercy Mission,

Through their wellness pantries, strive to provide healthy foods along with behavioral economics education to help make a systematic change in the lives of our clients throughout Jasper County. Clients are able to choose the amount of food they are allocated according to the size of their family, and are able to choose from items such as fresh produce, frozen meats, eggs, milk and other canned items.

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Award:  RCF Community Donations

Jasper County Council on Aging

The Council on Aging has 18 employees, and delivers approximately 192 meals per day. These funds will be used to improve the lives of Lowcountry senior citizens through food deliveries to elderly home-bound citizens, Monday through Friday.

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Award:  $3,000​

The Riverton Pointe Commitment

The Riverton Pointe Commitment

The Riverton Pointe Commitment