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The Survivors Pantry: For the Community, By the Community

A boutique shopping experience offering dignity, hope, and healing to survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and stalking in the South Carolina Midlands.

The pantry is a landing pad for the community. A place where people can find refuge, resources, and restoration for their day, season, and overall life. With every service we offer dignity, privacy, and solace.

 More Than a Pantry. A Place of Belonging.

The Survivors Pantry reimagines what free resources can look and feel like. This isn't a thrift store or donation center, it's a thoughtfully designed boutique where survivors can shop with dignity for the items they need and want.

 

From culturally specific hair and beauty products to household essentials, cleaning supplies, and clothing, every detail is chosen with care and intention.

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A Refuge for Survivors in the Midlands

The Survivors Pantry serves women and girls in the South Carolina Midlands who are healing from sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and stalking. 


Survivors leave feeling a little more hopeful, a little more grounded, and with one less thing on their worry list. They walk away empowered, knowing their story is valued, their healing matters, and they are part of a community standing with them.

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A Community Rallies: How the Survivors Pantry Came to Be


The story of the Survivors Pantry is one of persistence, heart, and the power of community.
 

The Survivors Pantry started with a simple conviction: survivors deserve dignity when accessing resources. The Hive began keeping hygiene and household items in a closet for those who needed them. In early 2025, a generous donation drive brought so many supplies that the overflow broke the closet doors.


After moving to a donated storage shed, the team faced a new challenge – the South Carolina sun melted items inside. Just when the path forward seemed uncertain, everything changed at a Professionals on the Patio networking event.


Samantha Diaz, owner of We Love Construction, heard about The Hive's mission and felt called to act. She had lost her dear friend Brianna to intimate partner violence and wanted to honor her memory. Samantha rallied her network, and what started as one partnership quickly grew – now over 20 local businesses have come together to transform the pantry into reality.

Thank You to Our Community Partners

The Survivors Pantry exists because nearly 25 local businesses said yes. From interior design and construction to marketing, flooring, HVAC, and beyond – each partner contributed their time, talent, and resources to make this vision a reality.

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Ways to Give

The Survivors Pantry is just getting started, and we need your support to keep it thriving. Here's how you can make a difference

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Donate Items

We're always in need of hygiene products, cleaning supplies, household items, clothing, and culturally specific beauty products.

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Give Financially

Your donation helps us stock the pantry, maintain the space, and continue serving survivors with dignity. 

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Volunteer Your Time

From shopping companions to organizing donations, there are many ways to get involved. We also partner with local businesses.

Join Us in Creating Spaces of Care, Healing, and Prevention

Every survivor who walks through the doors of the Survivors Pantry will feel what it means to be seen, valued, and supported. Together, we're building more than a pantry –  we're building hope.

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