BECOME PART OF TAYLORS, SC
We make Taylors, SC a place everyone can belong through awareness, advocacy, and action.
Knowing how to connect with people in a community is challenging. It's hard to feel like you really belong somewhere.
Taylors TownSquare helps people belong in Taylors by guiding you in how to connect, learn, and engage in the community.
Connect to Taylors by:
Signing up for our monthly newsletter
Learning more through our content & events
Engaging in the community through involvement that leads to ownership
Belonging in a place comes through taking part in the life of the place, so start your journey today.
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AWARENESS
We inform you of what is happening in your community.
We bring awareness to many things and many people, both inside and outside of Taylors. We do this through our monthly email news and other communications.
ADVOCACY
We advocate for a few things that directly benefit Taylors.
We work to advocate for the betterment of Taylors with the County of Greenville Government, the State of South Carolina, and other local groups and organizations working in Taylors. While the things we advocate for may change from time to time, we only focus our efforts on a few at a time.
A few of our past advocacy efforts include:
Community Remembrance Project (2020)
Taylors Main Street Development District (2019-2020)
Taylors Community Plan (2013-2016)
Early stage development at the Taylors Mill (2013-2016)
ACTION
We take action on what only we can do for Taylors.
A few of the Programs we’re actively working on now are:
Chick Springs Preservation
Taylors Business Association
Coffee & Connect
A few past projects have been:
Taylors Farmers Market & Other Events
Restoration of the historic rock wall at the entrance to the Taylors Mill
Erection of a historical marker to commemorate the Southern Bleachery Community
Work towards signage to mark the entrance to the Taylors community
Our Roots
Taylors TownSquare began as a program of Taylors First Baptist Church in the Fall of 2012. In 2014, we became our own nonprofit organization. Our Board of Directors is composed of community members who have various skills and talents that they freely give back to the community.