Service Providers

Calhoun County Council on Aging (CCCOA) is a county department that provides programs and services to promote the well-being of aging persons residing in Calhoun County, SC. Our purpose is to help persons over the age of 60 in Calhoun County maintain their independence, function to the best of their ability, and to inform of resources, activities and opportunities available in the community.

Services include meal opportunities (home-delivered meals and group dining meals) and wellness centers (senior centers). Volunteer opportunities are available each weekday for home delivered meals.  Low and no-cost services are available. 

We provide hot nutritious meals to elderly and homebound individuals residing in Cherokee county. We also offer wellness checks to those individuals. Volunteer opportunities are available. 

Sumter Senior Services is a non-profit organization designated as the focal point for aging services in Sumter County for programs, services, information and advocacy for older adults. The mission is to provide opportunities for physical, mental, and emotional wellness which support independence and enrich the quality of life for older adults. 

Services include meal opportunities (home-delivered meals and group dining meals) and senior centers.  Low and no-cost services are available.  Volunteer opportunities (AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP) are available each weekday.   

Lowcountry Food Bank serves more than 200,000 people who experience food insecurity every year through our solid relationships with 240+ partner agencies -- a network of food pantries, on-site meal programs, school programs, senior programs, veterans' groups, and shelters. We provide our partners with fresh fruits and vegetables, shelf-stable food, equipment, nutrition materials, and food safety training. 

Volunteer opportunities are also available for a wide range of activities. 

Provides home-delivered meals and wellness checks to homebound individuals who are unable to prepare meals due to age, disability, or health conditions. The service supports independence and improves quality of life by ensuring access to nutritious food and regular social contact.

Clients must be homebound and unable to prepare meals themselves. Reversals are typically made by physicians, social service professionals, and other non profits. Volunteer opportunities available.  

Senior Resources is a non-profit organization that coordinates services, provides resources and encourages the personal choices that allow Midland's area senior citizens to remain independent. Services include meal opportunities (home-delivered meals and group dining meals) and wellness centers (senior centers). Volunteer opportunities are available each weekday for Meals on Wheels.  Low and no-cost services are available. 

We provide companionship to our aging population and support workforce caregivers who care for our aging population. The organization aims to help older adults to live socially engaged lives that reduces negative outcomes such as loneliness, isolation and depression. These goals are achieved by providing social engagement, volunteer opportunities and intergenerational programming for all seniors. 

The mission for the Senior Centers of Cherokee County is to be the focal point for providing all senior adults with information and services designed to assist them in leading independent, meaningful, and dignified lives in their own homes and communities as long as possible. In 1972, The Senior Center began as a pilot project under the “Family Counseling” umbrella of Spartanburg, SC. In 1975, Cherokee County
Services to the aging was chartered as a 501C3. Senior Centers of Cherokee County is the local area on aging. Volunteer opportunities available. 

Senior Action is a nonprofit organization serving adults aged 55 and older in Greenville County. We offer a wide range of programs and services, including meals, exercise classes, social activities, and more at our six locations. We also provide home-based services such as transportation to our centers, medical transportation, and yard care assistance. Volunteer opportunities available. 

the mission of Meals on Wheels - Anderson is to deliver hope for our senior and disabled neighbors in Anderson County through meal delivery and interaction that nourishes their physical and emotional needs.  

Additionally, we operate four group dining sites around Anderson County (City of Anderson, West Pelzer, Honea Path and Pendleton). These group dining sites allow non-homebound seniors to gather for a meal, socialization, and participation in physical and educational activities. We also coordinate safety lawn care services for seniors to help them navigate their own yards on a daily basis without fear of incident. Volunteer opportunities available. 

Harvest Hope Food Bank is South Carolina's largest food-banking organization, based in Columbia. It serves 20 counties across the Midlands, Pee Dee, and Upstate regions, distributing tens of millions of meals annually to partner agencies and direct-pantry clients. Their mission is to feed the hungry, reduce food insecurity, and build a hunger-free tomorrow -- operating with dignity, compassion, and collaboration. 

Volunteer opportunities are also available. 

Newberry County Council on Aging provides services to assist Newberry County Older Adults as they age-in-place. Services provided are: Home Delivered Meals, Group Dining/Senior Centers HomeCare, Transportation and Adult Day Health Care. Low/no cost services and volunteer opportunities are available. 

Senior Center offering: Group Dining, Home Delivered Meals, House Keeping, Transportation, Arthritis Exercise, Group Activities, Information and Referral, Telephone Reassurance, Alzheimer's Support Group, and Volunteer Program. Low and no cost services are available. 

FCFB is a volunteer emergency food pantry that aids citizens of Fairfield County.

Pickens County Meals on Wheels delivers hot nutritious meals to homebound citizens within Pickens County. We operate three Young at Heart dinning and activity senior centers located in Liberty, Central and Easley. At these centers we offer certified senior group exercise classes, planned activities, field trips and dining. 

Pickens County Meals on Wheels (PCMOW) exists to combat the effects of hunger, loneliness and isolation on senior citizens living in Pickens County, and to provide a lifeline through the use of caring volunteers. Our vision is to provide a continuum of care for active, aging and homebound individuals by providing daily meals, social, cultural and educational activities and connecting individuals and their families to the services to ensure they are a valued member of our community. Pickens County Meals on Wheels serves hot, weekday meals to over 360 homebound clients in Pickens County daily. The program also includes Young at Heart, a place for older adults to participate in activities, social connection, and dine for lunch. No cost and low cost services are available. 

Pickens County Meals on Wheels exists to combat the effects of hunger, loneliness and isolation on senior citizens living in Pickens County, and to provide a lifeline through the use of caring volunteers. Our vision is to provide continuum of care for active, aging and homebound individuals by providing daily meals; social, cultural and educational activities and connecting individuals and their families to the services to ensure they are a valued member of our community. Pickens County Meals on Wheels serves over 360 homebound clients in Pickens County daily. 

The program also includes Young at Heart, a place for older adults to participate in activities, social connection, and dine for lunch. No cost and Low cost services are available. 

The overall mission of the Lancaster County Council on Aging is to provide a system of coordinated and comprehensive services to enable older persons in Lancaster County to continue to maintain their independence. 

The Kershaw County Council on Aging's purpose is "to do the things that may be necessary, proper, or advantageous to promote the welfare of the aging population of Kershaw County." 

KCCOA has provided a place for seniors to enjoy a meal and social activities such as exercise classes and local tours. Low-cost and no-cost services are available.   

The Allendale County Office on Aging provides services to seniors age 60 and older that assist in helping them maintain their independence. The services we provide are home delivered meals, congregate meals, and transportation. Low and no-cost services available. 

We provide a regional distribution warehouse and branches that supply food and grocery items to charitable agencies that assist people in need. We provide training, technical assistance and hunger education to our partner agencies. 

Founded in 1982, Golden Harvest Food Bank works to create a safety net of food distribution partners, programs, and direct services to meet the needs of our neighbors who struggle with hunger. With a network of over 325 Hunger Relief Partners, we can get nutritious meals directly into the hands of those in need through organizations embedded in their communities. 

We believe that everyone in our community should have enough nutritious food to live a happy, healthy life. We strive to increase access to healthy food and foster long-term stability for neighbors in need with the help of our donors, partners, and volunteers. 

Gentiva Hospice offers hospice care as life's journey nears its completion. Through supportive, loving, comfort care, we offer patients and their families comfort for body, mind, and spirit. We will be glad to meet with families and patients to explain how we can help in their time of need. We also look for educational opportunities in communities to explain what hospice actually does versus what people may think. 

Santee-Lynches Area Agency on Aging, serve as a forum of governments, advocating a regional vision through identification of opportunities, effective courses of action, and appropriate resources essential to enable local governments to enhance the quality of life of the citizens of Clarendon, Kershaw, Lee and Sumter Counties.

We are an activity center for adults 50 years and up. The Lourie Center’s mission is to provide opportunities for older adults to remain physically fit, socially engaged, intellectually stimulated and independent.  The center is a part of Senior Resources, and offers a wide array of programs in exercise, disease-preventions, arts and culture, lifelong learning, and social activities designed to keep older adults active and healthy.