Sumter Black Chamber of Commerce

South Carolina Interactive is a subsidiary of NIC. NIC developed one of the United States first electronic government services for the state of Kansas in 1991. The company has built and managed online solutions that help government agencies, citizens and businesses interact more efficiently. NIC maintains long-term outsourcing contracts with nearly 20 states and three local government agencies. As one of the country's leading providers of outsourced, official government Web sites for states, counties and cities, NIC has developed a library of more than 1,000 unique electronic applications. It is one of the only publicly held companies that focus exclusively on serving the e-government market. South Carolina Interactive maintains a location in Columbia, S.C.

Clarendon County, located in the heart of South Carolina, has become an attractive destination for manufacturing companies, hosting several major investments from both domestic and international firms. With an available skilled workforce and business-friendly environment, recent expansions include Homanit's first U.S. production facility and Quality Enclosures' launch of operations in the county. The region's economic development is further supported by notable investments from Latitude Corp., Georgia-Pacific, and SC Canna LLC, highlighting Clarendon County's capability to meet diverse industry needs. In addition to manufacturing growth, local institutions like McLeod Health Clarendon have also excelled, receiving top safety ratings, thus enhancing the overall quality of life in the community. Generated from the website

The South Carolina Primary Health Care Association (SCPHCA) serves as the unifying organization for Community Health Centers (CHCs) across the state, dedicated to improving access to quality primary and behavioral healthcare. With a mission to empower these health centers, SCPHCA provides essential training, technical assistance, and advocacy to enhance health outcomes for the communities they serve. Celebrating over 46 years of history, SCPHCA supports more than 120,000 active members through comprehensive programs that foster collaboration and sustainability among health centers. Their advocacy initiatives ensure that policymakers recognize the critical role these centers play in delivering affordable healthcare to underserved populations throughout South Carolina. Generated from the website