Current Projects
Gullah Geechee Heritage Preservation Project
The Gullah Geechee Heritage Preservation Project is a collaborative initiative focused on preserving historic Gullah Geechee and African American ancestral communities and their cultural sites. Funded by the Historic Preservation Fund's Underrepresented Communities Grant Program and supported by the City of Charleston, the Preservation Society of Charleston, Charleston County, the Town of Mt. Pleasant and the Riley Center, the project aims to document and protect significant sites, assist with formal recognition, and foster sustainable partnerships for ongoing preservation efforts.
Sustainability Institute
The Riley Center is working with the Sustainability Institute to develop a better understanding of the need for critical house repair in the Accabee, Chicora Cherokee, Five Mile, Howard Heights, Liberty Hill, Union Heights and Windsor Place in Charleston County.
Just Home Project
The Riley Center is working with Charleston County's Just Home Project to analyze program outputs and progress toward achieving the project's intended outcomes.
Together SC - Summit Evaluation
The Riley Center is working with Together SC to conduct and produce an evaluation of the Together SC 2023, 2024 and 2025 Nonprofit Summits
City of Columbia Fire Department
The Riley Center is working with the City of Columbia Fire Department as it develops and administers its promotional process for the positions of Engineer and Captain.
Charleston County EMS Professional Development
The Riley Center is designing and delivering a series of supervisory training for approximately 40 of the core leadership team and managers at Charleston County EMS.
City of Orangeburg
The Riley Center is facilitating the City of Orangeburg's strategic planning process.