Celebrate Mental Health America of Greenville County's 70th Anniversary

Mental Health America of Greenville County (MHAGC) proudly marks its 70th anniversary, celebrating seven decades of advocacy, education, and support. Founded in 1955 as an affiliate of Mental Health America in South Carolina, MHAGC remains steadfast in its commitment to mental health in Greenville County and beyond.

Since its inception, MHAGC has launched transformative programs to support those facing mental health challenges. From its early Christmas gift project in the 1950s to socialization groups in the 1970s and supportive housing in the 1990s, the organization has continually adapted to meet community needs. Today, MHAGC plays a vital role in the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, provides Supported Housing for individuals with mental health conditions, and offers Consumer Support Services, Community Education, and resources for Survivors of Suicide Loss.

As MHAGC celebrates this milestone, it remains committed to fostering a future where mental health care is accessible, stigma-free, and life-changing.

Join the Celebration – The Power of 7

💙 $7 – A Helping Hand: Provide essential mental health resources.
💙 $70 – Care in Crisis: Support a 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline call.
💙 $700 – Strength in Connection: Fund a month of consumer support calls.
💙 $7,000 – Hope for Healing: Sustain the Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Group for a year.
💙 $70,000 – Legacy Builder: Replace windows and doors for 42 residents in our supportive housing communities.

Ways to Get Involved

✔️ Give – Choose a giving level that’s meaningful to you.
✔️ Share – Spread the word with #ThePowerOf7 and tag 7 friends.
✔️ Champion – Host a fundraiser, workplace challenge, or matching gift drive.

Together, we can shape the next 70 years of mental health support in Greenville County!

For more information about MHAGC's history, programs, and how to get involved, visit the official website.