Rooted in Greenville, South Carolina, Project Host alleviates hunger and provides job training through several programs that each tackle a different aspect of food insecurity.
Project Host began as a soup kitchen in 1981. Since then, we have evolved to include a culinary school and bakery kitchen to provide job skills for unemployed and underemployed people, a nutritious feeding program for local after-school sites, a pay-it-forward mobile food truck outreach, and on-site garden that contributes all its fresh produce to our other programs.
Check out the rest of our website to learn more about the work we do in the Greenville community.
Project Host began as a soup kitchen in 1981. Since then, we have evolved to include a culinary school and bakery kitchen to provide job skills for unemployed and underemployed people, a nutritious feeding program for local after-school sites, a pay-it-forward mobile food truck outreach, and on-site garden that contributes all its fresh produce to our other programs.
Check out the rest of our website to learn more about the work we do in the Greenville community.
Proud partner agency of the United Way of Greenville County.
Certified 501(c)(3) agency.
Certified 501(c)(3) agency.