The Greenville Revitalization Corporation (GRC) announced today that it has received a grant from The Jolley Foundation to be used for the construction of the children’s playground at the Textile Heritage Park. Currently, the GRC is constructing the Textile Heritage Park, which is located across from Monaghan Mill. The park will honor Greenville’s textile heritage […]

At the beginning of 2018, GRC plans to officially break ground on a new park. Once completed, the park will pay homage to Greenville’s once-thriving textile mills and introduce a new generation of visitors to the industry that put Greenville on the map. Specific features of the park will include a small museum, an event […]

Greenville’s Poinsett Corridor is a historic community with immeasurable potential to create jobs and bring opportunity back. That’s why Greenville County and the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority (GCRA) are investing in the revitalization of the Poinsett Corridor through the Façade Improvement Program (FIP). Greenco Beverage Company is a prime example. Founded here in Greenville in […]

Several years ago, the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority (GCRA), GRC’s parent organization, purchased the former Piedmont Shirt Factory on Poinsett Highway. Now, the site has been cleared environmentally and is ready to be developed for commercial or industrial use. What was once an eyesore is now a burgeoning opportunity for the Poinsett Corridor. Named “Forge,” […]

The Greenville Revitalization Corporation is pleased to announce that Kathleen Marsh has joined the organization as an intern. Kathleen is a native of Nashville, TN. She has a strong background in finance where she has worked for a private equity firm in NY as well as an investment group in TN. Kathleen is a senior […]

The Greenville Revitalization Corporation is pleased to announce that Amy Doser has joined the organization as Executive Assistant. Amy is a native of Greenville with a strong background in marketing and communications, including over 20 years of career experience in sales, marketing, advertising and non-profit. She is a graduate of Clemson University, where she holds […]

In 2015, Greenville Revitalization Corporation purchased and renovated the abandoned, 8,500 square foot office building across from the former Woodside Mill. This historic building was given a new purpose: it is now home to Goodwill’s YouthBuild USA program designed to educate and provide employment skills to at-risk youth in the area. Last Friday, the latest […]

Greenville Revitalization Corporation (GRC), in partnership with the Greenville Textile Heritage Society, announced plans for the creation of a new park that will celebrate the once-thriving textile history of Greenville County. The event was hosted on Tuesday morning at the 6-acre site of the future park, located across Smythe St. from the Lofts of Greenville […]

Greenville Revitalization is seeking a part-time (20 hours a week) office assistant to help with various tasks, including answering the phone, greeting guests, developing contacts, working with the media and press, managing the website, assisting with the newsletter, scheduling speaking engagements, fundraising, handling paperwork and managing an intern. Our ideal candidate is passionate about Greenville […]

In 2012, the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority (GCRA) established Greenville Revitalization Corporation (GRC), a non-profit dedicated to bringing economic development opportunities to Greenville County’s Textile Crescent. This spring, GRC announced the launch of a newly designed website. This enhanced and revised site provides information on the GRC, its current projects and its joint project with […]