For more than eight years the Columbia College Philanthropy Leadership And Community Engagement (P.L.A.C.E.) Fellowship Program has strategically collaborated with non-profits and community partners to augment new and existing community impact efforts in the Eau Claire area.
The P.L.A.C.E. Fellowship Program is a unique, four-year partnership with the Sisters of Charity Foundation and Columbia College designed to increase a student's awareness of the impact of philanthropy on community nonprofits. If you have questions about the program, please contact Dr. Tamara Burk.
- Community Partners
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• Metanoia Community Project
• Transitions (Ready, Willing, and Able Program)
• Southern Leadership Summit
• Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Girls on the Run
• Alcorn Middle School
• Eau Claire High School: Jefferson Awards
• Auntie Karen Foundation
• SCANPO, SC Association of Nonprofit Organizations
• The Friendship
• Prosperity Project
• Midlands Reading Consortium
• The Barclay School
• Tell Them!
• Lutheran Seminary
• Eau Claire Rotary
• Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
• Eau Claire Community Council
• Choose Well SC
• New Morning Foundation
• ReBuildSC
• SC Association for Community Economic Development
• SC Community Capital Alliance
• Columbia Reentry Center
• SC Apple Seed Legal Justice Center
• Epworth Childrens Home
• SCCADVASA
• Harvest Hope
• Atlantic Institute
• North Columbia Business Association
• Girl Scouts Mountains to Midlands
• Columbia Children's Theatre
• U.S. Army Adjutant General School
• Palmetto Center for Women
• Midlands Family Promise
• Girl's Center- Youth Learning Institute at Clemson
• United Way
• Chicktime Columbia
• Ronald McDonald House
• Sustainable Midlands
• Tutor Eau Claire
• South Carolina Human Trafficking Resource Hub
• The Therapy Place
• Korey Williams and Associates
• Dianne's Call
• Mayor's Fellows Program
• Walk to End Alzheimer's Association
• WREN (Women's Rights and Empowerment Network)
• Pawmetto Lifeline
• SC Housing
• Homeless No More
• Community Development Department