The mission of Fort Mill is Family to provide resources, services, and goods to our local community in times of hardship.
In times of hardship and uncertainty, it’s our job to help our neighbors. Details on how this group will help the community are evolving…stay tuned for more!
Founded in March 2020 during the COVID-19 crisis, FMIF has formed the following committees to
deal with the impact of the pandemic and to provide resources beyond it.
- Support for individuals and families, small businesses, and local charities
Over the last two years FMiF has helped our community through grants directly to individuals and families. During these years we are proud of what our community has been able to accomplish through this style of outreach. This Year 2023, we have moved to larger project grants to help the communities at a larger scale. The current grant program is still a work in progress however we will be updating our request forms in the fall to reflect the things we have learned this year and to make it more efficient for the community to seek help!
Professional Development and Services
- Job leads
- Mock interviews
- Unemployment benefit help
- Lightweight legal advice
- Virtual Doula
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🎀🎀Adopt A Family for the Holidays!!🎀🎀
As the holidays and colder weather approach, we know that there are families that will need extra support in the coming months. At Fort Mill is Family, we want to make the holiday season as special as possible. Whether it's winter clothing, gifts for the kids, or a special holiday meal, we want to do all we can to wrap up 2021 with warmth and kindness. If you need a little extra support this season, or know someone who does, click here to submit your requests. We will be accepting requests until December 3, 2021.
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🛢🛢🛢 Great news for South Carolina renters and homeowners!
Approximately $25 million in CARES Act funding has been allocated to South Carolina to be used toward assisting low to moderate income homeowners and renters who have fallen behind on payments due to COVID-19. The program is called “SC Stay” and will be administered by South Carolina Housing.
In order to qualify, applicants must show:
1) They have with incomes at or below 80 percent of the median for their county, depending on family size.
2) They are unable to pay all or part of the rent or mortgage, or are behind on their rent or mortgage, due to circumstances stemming from the coronavirus. That can include a layoff, reduced hours or an inability to work because to a COVID-19 infection or quarantine. For questions or to submit your form, go to www.schousing.com.
Thanks to City of Tega Cay, SC for sharing this information. More information on this program is listed under their "Online Services" then "Other Services": www.tegacaysc.org/1670/COVID-19-Information
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