Great leadership, doing everything they can for veterans in the upstate, from employment and…read morehousing services to case management and family services.

Amazing place for veterans and their families! The staff here is great and seem to be super…read moreresourceful! Any Veteran in the Upstate NEEDS to stop by and meet these folks. They can help Veterans with just about anything! Give them a shout!

This is the veterans office at the lowest level of the Greenville County council buildings. Come in…read morethe main door and take the elevator down. The employees are very helpful but unfortunately they completely shut down between 12 noon and 1 PM for lunch which is extremely inconvenient. It would make much more sense to keep the office open to assist all veterans and stagger the employees lunch hours.

This place is fantastic! It's a privately-owned farm dedicated to serving veterans through…read moreagriculture. It's open to the public, and they love volunteers, so check out their website to see how you can get connected. Once you do get connected, you'll want to be sure to check back frequently throughout the growing and harvest seasons because they do change up crops, and different crops need to be harvested at different times. Currently they're growing raspberries, blackberries, passion fruit, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, herbs, kale, and lots more. Pro tip: If you're a veteran, you can harvest to your heart's content! Bring scissors for the best care of the plants. Pro tip 2: Check their schedules because they have a doctor onsite for veterans and their families for free! Depending on need, the doc can prescribe herbal remedies using medicine-grade herbs grown onsite!

Post 52 is a great organization to be a member of. It is a very active Post with a little bit of…read moresomething for everyone. The meetings are engaging and affords plenty of opportunities to fellowship. If you are a veteran I would encourage you to give us a visit.

Excellent organization serving veterans in the Easley area. 240+ post members…read more We meet the fourth Tuesday of every month at 310 Pope Field Road, Easley SC. All veterans of the U.S. military are invited to join our post 52.

We just hosted my daughter's wedding at the Commerce Club and many of our guests told us it was the…read morebest wedding they ever attended! Brandi Manley was steadfastly professional and accommodating. The Commerce Club package was simple and appropriately priced. The food was so delicious! The view was spectacular! The wait staff was pleasant, courteous and energetic. Brandi embraced and accommodated all of our special customs, including Pittsburgh cookie table in the beautiful wine room and a ceremonial foot washing. She also coordinated so well with all of the other vendors, especially collaborating on the timeline. One thing I would suggest is asking for the blinds to be drawn day of until the event starts as all the windows to help with cooling. This would just make it even better. It was par excellence!

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awesome group of veterans and loved ones supporting veterans. I was there last Veterans Dayread more

Sunday breakfast at the Legion. Best deal in town and thanks to the volunteers that make it happen…read moreonce a month.

Harvest of Hope is a great organization providing food for those in need it feels good to help…read moreothers in need

My work team did a service day and selected Hope Harvest Food Bank as our place to serve our…read morecommunity. I found this group on the website volunteermatch.org. I was contacted within a couple hours of submitting an information request and set up a day and time for my group within a day! Arriving at the location was easy with the directions, signage, and big parking lot. We filled out some simple paperwork and were lead into the back. Our leader gave us a quick history of the food bank and the amount of people they serve, its incredible! Families can come 1x/month. We were lead into the food pantry back where instructions were given about produce packing, pantry item distribution, and building carts of food based on family size. It was very organized and easy to do. We had a great time meeting other volunteers, learning about the food bank, and giving carts of food to those in need. It was sad bringing carts of food out to people and never receiving a "thank you." It makes you wonder what happened to these people that they don't show gratitude to the volunteers of Harvest Hope. I hope the workers get an overflow of blessings and gratitude in other ways.