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Home Repair and Utilities
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Clothing Closets
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Westside Together is a community-driven initiative to support Charleston’s West Side residents, families, businesses, and partners by working together to create a thriving community for all.

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illustration of wrench and saw
Home Repair and Utilities
illustration of a collection of canned goods
Food Pantries
illustration of a collection of clothing
Clothing Closets
illustration of three children running with backpacks on
After School Programs
illustration of a mountain side, forest, and river
Summer Camps
illustration of person mountain biking
Outdoors Activities

what’s up WESTSIDE

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    As Executive Director of Westside Together, Tiffany Tyson is guiding the organization’s next chapter with decades of lived experience, community service and advocacy.  Tiffany’s story is deeply rooted in Charleston’s West Side. In the early ‘90s, she moved with her mother, Sandra Pope, to a family home on Grant Street and has stayed connected to…

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    Joi Oden is embracing her role as Community Programs and Outreach Manager at Westside Together with a clear focus: building relationships, strengthening connections, and helping the West Side thrive.  A native of the Institute/West Dunbar area, Joi’s roots are grounded in what she calls “small community living,” shaping her understanding of connection, culture and care.…

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