South Carolina EMS Foundation

SUPPORTING EMS AND WORKFORCE INITIATIVES

The South Carolina EMS Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting EMS education and workforce initiatives across South Carolina. We provide essential funding and resources to enhance EMS professionals' knowledge, skills and capabilities, ultimately ensuring the best possible care for our communities.

The Foundation Aims To:

1. Promote and apply scientific knowledge in Emergency Medical Services.

2. Develop educational programs for Emergency Medical Service personnel.

3. Support individuals pursuing Emergency Medical Service -related education.

4. Facilitate exchange of Emergency Medical Service health information

APPLY FOR ASSISTANCE

The foundation offers financial assistance to support aspiring EMS professionals and organizations in South Carolina.

The SC EMS Foundation Grant Portal is now open to accept applications for EMS tuition assistance. Please note, until further notice funds are restricted to EMT only. If you have any questions please contact Dr. Mandy Gattis or Austin Mandeville .

Application Process:

1. Application Submission: Applicants must complete the foundation's financial assistance application form providing details about their current EMS position or their enrollment in an EMS education program.

2. Submission Deadline: Applicants should be mindful of any deadlines for submitting their financial assistance applications.

3. Review Process: The foundation will review all applications and determine the distribution of financial assistance based on available funds and the merit of each application.

Submit Application

MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Your support is crucial in furthering this mission. By contributing to the SC EMS Association Foundation, you are directly impacting the future of emergency medical services in South Carolina. Your support helps us to offer education programs and training opportunities, as well as the advancement of initiatives that strengthen our emergency medical services. Together, we can improve the quality of emergency care provided to the people of South Carolina.