United Ministries

United Ministries Homeless Services, Economic Mobility, Housing Stability.

A direct services organization that serves individuals and families experiencing scarcity by providing basic needs for stability and supportive services to achieve self-sufficiency.

Happy National Senior Citizen Day! United Ministries Emergency Assistance staff and volunteers serve 40 seniors every we...
08/21/2026

Happy National Senior Citizen Day! United Ministries Emergency Assistance staff and volunteers serve 40 seniors every week during the winter months, providing $150 in critical utility support to each participant. Each week, reaching capacity, yet there are still seniors with outstanding needs. 

Did you know, with the support of our generous donors we provided nearly $50,000 in utility assistance over five months through our HEAT Program to 279 seniors. 

Will you help keep our senior neighbors warm again this winter? 

Today, in honor of National Senior Citizen Day, we invite you to consider honoring our senior neighbors across Greenville with a gift of warmth this winter. Link in bio to give!

Here’s your reminder to register or buy your spectator tickets for Pickle for a Purpose today! We cannot wait to see you...
08/19/2026

Here’s your reminder to register or buy your spectator tickets for Pickle for a Purpose today! We cannot wait to see you at PKL Park GVL on Thursday October 1, 5-8pm.

Slide to see some of our friends who made it out last year! See any familiar faces?! Tag them in the comments or send them this post! ↗️

This Friday, August 21st, we celebrate National Senior Citizens Day - and there is no better way to begin than by hearin...
08/17/2026

This Friday, August 21st, we celebrate National Senior Citizens Day - and there is no better way to begin than by hearing from one of our own.

Meet Mrs. Rosa. Last year she was one of 279 senior adults served through our Emergency Assistance Heat Program — a program that pays utility bills for senior neighbors so they can stay warm when temperatures drop and costs climb.

In her own words, Mrs. Rosa shares how things have changed, the challenges seniors face on fixed incomes, and what it means to have support when winter bills become impossible to manage alone. Her insights help us better understand our neighbors and their need.

This National Senior Citizens Day, we are inviting you to help us wrap our arms around 167 senior neighbors this winter. A gift of $150 keeps one neighbor warm for the season. Our goal of $25,000 ensures no one has to choose between heat and groceries.

If her story moves you, we hope you will give today.
Link in bio. 🔗


This Friday, August 21st, we celebrate National Senior Citizens Day — and there is no better way to begin than by hearin...
08/17/2026

This Friday, August 21st, we celebrate National Senior Citizens Day — and there is no better way to begin than by hearing from one of our own.
 
Meet Mrs. Rosa. Last year she was one of 279 senior adults served through our Emergency Assistance Heat Program — a program that pays utility bills for senior neighbors so they can stay warm when temperatures drop and costs climb.
 
In her own words, Mrs. Rosa shares how things have changed, the challenges seniors face on fixed incomes, and what it means to have support when winter bills become impossible to manage alone. Her insights help us better understand our neighbors and their need.
 
This National Senior Citizens Day, we are inviting you to help us wrap our arms around 167 senior neighbors this winter. A gift of $150 keeps one neighbor warm for the season. Our goal of $25,000 ensures no one has to choose between heat and groceries.
 
If her story moves you, we hope you will give today. 🔗 Link in bio.
 

07/31/2026

We’re thrilled to announce, Pickle for a Purpose is back! Join us on Thursday, October 1st at Pickle Park for our second annual Pickleball Tournament Fundraiser!

Last year, y’all proved that one night of community and friendly competition can be a big win and impact great change for our neighbors experiencing scarcity. We can’t wait to see you on the court again this year!

Registration is open now, join us as a sponsor, sign up your team or secure your spectator tickets today! Link in Bio!

What does it look like to make a real difference in Greenville — on your lunch break?Join us this week for a Lunch & Lea...
07/18/2026

What does it look like to make a real difference in Greenville — on your lunch break?

Join us this week for a Lunch & Learn, where you’ll discover how young professionals like you are helping to change lives across our community.
 
Thursday, July 23rd
11:30am - 1 pm
606 Pendleton Street Greenville, SC 29601
 
Whether you want to volunteer your time, share your professional skills, or simply learn more about the work happening right here in Greenville, this is the event for you.

Light lunch will be provided. Space is limited — reserve your seat today. RSVP using link in bio.
 
We hope to see you there!

Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the United Ministries Board of Directors, Connie L. Carson and Alan R....
07/16/2026

Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the United Ministries Board of Directors, Connie L. Carson and Alan R. Marshall!

Our mission is strengthened by their decision to invest their time, talents, and leadership in our community. We’re honored they’ve chosen to serve.

Drawing on their diverse experiences and passion for serving others, Connie and Alan will help shape the future of our work as we continue walking alongside neighbors experiencing scarcity and creating pathways to lasting change. We are confident their unique experiences, insights, and expertise will advance our mission and our vision of a thriving Greenville.

Enjoy Full Bios below and help us give them a warm welcome in the comments!

Connie L. Carson serves as Vice President for Student Life at Furman University. She previously worked 22 years at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC in various roles, including: Assistant Vice President of Campus Services and Planning/overseeing auxiliary business units and master planning for the institution reporting in the Finance and Administration Division. She also served for many years as Director of Housing and Residence Life & Dining Services in the Student Affairs Division. Connie holds an MBA from Wake Forest University, an M.Ed. In Counseling, and two B.S. degrees in Biological Sciences and Science Education from North Carolina State University. She has served as president of the Association of College and University Housing Officers International as well as President of their Foundation. In Winston-Salem, N.C. she served as President of the board of a local non-profit, The Shepherd’s Center for Senior Adults. Currently, she is an elder and Clerk of Session at Fourth Presbyterian Church in downtown Greenville. Connie grew up in Charlotte, NC where much of her family continues to reside. Her family lived next door to the church, and thus the church family was the wide circle in which she played, learned and grew. Her faith has deep roots that have extended everywhere she has lived, worked, and served. Thus, she is confident of one constant…that God is always calling to do a new thing and to serve in new ways. She enjoys virtually all sports but especially those affiliated with NC State, Wake Forest, Furman and the professional teams in Charlotte and Raleigh. She is an active alumna of NC State University and has served on the Board for the Division of Academic and Student Affairs and is a lifetime member of the Wolfpack Club. She is the epitome of a sports fanatic. She is an avid golfer, enjoying the peace of the mountains and the coastlines and all the golf courses that reside in each. And, of course, loves animals---you cannot be an NC State alum and not love animals.

Alan R. Marshall is an attorney at Dority & Manning and has been an active member of the Greenville community since 2004. He brings deep institutional knowledge to United Ministries, having previously served on the board from 2013 to 2020, while acting as Chairman for two terms in 2016 and 2017 during the merger between UM and GAIHN. Outside of his professional and civic
commitments, Alan is an engaged member of Buncombe Street Methodist Church. He and his wife, Kathy, live in Greenville with their three sons, Jacob (rising senior at Greenville High), Wade (rising sophomore at Greenville High), and Lane (rising 5th grader at Summit Dr Elementary).

A fresh notebook. A backpack that zips. Pencils, crayons or pens ready for first assignments.Small things can make a big...
07/09/2026

A fresh notebook. A backpack that zips. Pencils, crayons or pens ready for first assignments.

Small things can make a big difference when a student walks into the classroom.

Now through August 3, join us as we collect school supplies for elementary, middle, and high school students and help local families start the school year with one less worry. It’s our goal that every student in Greenville County would have the tools they need to learn, grow, and feel confident.

Shop our wish list using the link and fill backpacks—and classrooms—with hopeful opportunity. 📚📓📝

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3UFWAQ0WMXAJX?ref_=wl_share

This Fourth of July, we’re celebrating the kinds of independence our participants earned this year — through hard work, ...
07/03/2026

This Fourth of July, we’re celebrating the kinds of independence our participants earned this year — through hard work, persistence, and courage.
Behind the numbers are incredible individuals and families who kept showing up — for job interviews, for appointments, for hard conversations, for themselves. We’re honored to be part of that process. Independence looks different for everyone. This year, it looked like keys to an apartment. A stronger credit score. A full refrigerator. A lot of movement out of scarcity into stability and self sufficiency.
Thank you to every participant who did the work, thank you to every partner, volunteer and donor who has championed the work. We’re grateful for a community who values independence for all.

Address

606 Pendleton Street
Greenville, SC
29601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+18642326463

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