The bill, H. 4240, is a House Resolution introduced in the South Carolina General Assembly to honor Greater Greenwood United Ministry (GGUM) on the occasion of its thirtieth anniversary. The resolution acknowledges the organization's significant contributions to the Greenwood community over the past three decades, particularly in providing assistance to individuals facing life and medical crises. Since its inception in January 1995, GGUM has expanded its support network from seventeen charter churches to over sixty-five partner churches, along with individual donations and grants, including a clinic grant from Self Regional Healthcare.

The resolution highlights the various services offered by GGUM, including crisis assistance for rent and utility issues, an emergency food pantry, and a range of medical services through its Free Medical Clinic. These services encompass primary care, gynecology, and wellness programs, among others. The House of Representatives expresses gratitude for GGUM's dedicated service and extends best wishes for its continued impact in the community. A copy of the resolution will be presented to the organization as a formal acknowledgment of its achievements.