Board of Commissioners Meeting Scheduled for March 19, 2026
The South Carolina Commission for Community Advancement and Engagement will hold a Board of Commissioners meeting on Thursday, March 19, 2026, at 10 a.m. via Zoom. VIEW AGENDA
The meeting will be streamed live via the Commission’s YouTube page.
Those who wish to participate in the public input portion of the meeting should email your comments to info@advance.sc.gov. Comments must be received no later than 12 noon on the day prior to the scheduled meeting. Please include the following information when submitting public comments:
- Name
- Phone Number
- Date of Meeting
- Meeting Name
- Agenda Item
- Comment (500 words or less)
For more information, contact the Commission at 803-333-9621 or info@advance.sc.gov.
Community Survey: Help Shape the Future of Your Community
The Commission for Community Advancement and Engagement invites you to share your voice. We are seeking input from communities across South Carolina to better understand the experiences, challenges, and priorities you and your community are facing. We are committed to meeting communities where they are listening directly, engaging authentically, and ensuring your voices are heard in meaningful ways. This survey is an opportunity to share your perspective and help inform community-focused initiatives and positive change across the state. Thank you for taking the time to tell us what matters most to you. Take the survey.
The Evolution: South Carolina Commission for Community Advancement and Engagement
The South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs has been renamed as the South Carolina Commission for Community Advancement and Engagement. In May 2025, the agency’s statute was changed. As a result of this change, the Commission's mission has evolved. However, our commitment to working to assist all South Carolinians, regardless of their ethnic / racial background, remains steadfast.
As part of our expanded mission, the Commission is dedicated to strengthening rural and under-resourced communities through research, partnerships, small business development, and community-centered strategies. The Commission also examines and recommends policies aimed at ensuring the socioeconomic development of all communities across South Carolina.
The public can access our services and resources in the same way. However, you may notice more programs, resources, and outreach efforts as the agency evolves. Please subscribe to our network to stay up-to-date on the Commission as we transition.
