South Carolina nonprofits: chambers, economic development and workforce organizations

32 South Carolina nonprofits with $1 million or more in annual revenue, from IRS records, and what is happening in the South Carolina job market around them. Staff can claim an organization’s page and set up a free workspace.

What matters to South Carolina nonprofits right now

  • 4.3%

    unemployment, Aug 2026

    BLS, counties summed

  • 2

    open grants for nonprofits

    Grants.gov and SAM.gov

  • 12

    local workforce boards

South Carolina workforce boards · South Carolina economic development organizations · White Collar Employment Report

Grants open to South Carolina nonprofits

Chambers of commerce and business associations

Chambers of commerce and business associations in South Carolina, largest first
OrganizationCityAnnual revenue
Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of CommerceMyrtle Beach$83.6M
Hilton Head Island Bluffton Chamber of CommerceHilton Head$12.4M
Greater Greenville Chamber of CommerceGreenville$3.9M
North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce incN Myrtle Bch$3.7M
Charleston Metro Chamber of CommerceN Charleston$3.6M
Georgetown County Chamber ofGeorgetown$2.5M
Greater Columbia Chamber of CommerceColumbia$1.7M
Greater Aiken Chamber of CommerceAiken$1.2M
Greater Summerville-dorchester County Chamber of CommerceSummerville$1.1M
Greater Lexington Chamber of CommerceLexington$1.0M

Economic development organizations

Workforce development organizations

Workforce development organizations in South Carolina, largest first
OrganizationCityAnnual revenue
Chesterfield-marlboro Counties Economic Opportunity Council incCheraw$7.7M
Brighter Future Employment ServicesColumbia$6.3M
Great Plains Enterprises incWalhalla$4.2M
Talent Market incMt Pleasant$3.6M
Sc Vocations & Individual AdvancementGreenville$2.4M

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Sources: organization names, cities, revenue and filing years from IRS tax-exempt organization records; unemployment from the Bureau of Labor Statistics; grants from Grants.gov and SAM.gov.