Pendleton Place

Pendleton Place is a non-profit organization in Greenville, SC. Founded in 1975 to provide emergency shelter for children entering foster care, Pendleton Place now serves young adults experiencing homelessness as well as youth in foster care. They offer housing, hope, and healing through services such as their Youth Homeless Shelter and Transitional Living Program, which support individuals aged 12-24. Since its founding, Pendleton Place has provided over 7,000 meals and nights of rest to youth each year.

Pendleton Place was established by the Junior League of Greenville in response to the unacceptable conditions faced by children entering foster care who often lacked safe shelter. Over time, they expanded their services beyond emergency housing to include independent living training at Smith House for teenagers in foster care. Pendleton Place is a community cornerstone dedicated exclusively to youth homelessness care and prevention.

Pendleton Place maintains a well-optimized website that search engines read cleanly, ensuring consistent and thorough information about the organization is easily accessible online.

Pendleton Place stands as Greenville’s sole non-profit focused on preventing and addressing youth homelessness, offering critical support and services for young people in need of safety and stability. Their comprehensive approach ensures that every young person has a path forward towards a healthier future.

Services:

• Community youth services
• Emergency shelter for children entering foster care
• Family strengthening services
• Foster care services for teenagers
• Housing support for youth exiting homelessness