The bill, S. 527, is a Senate Resolution that honors 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. Established in January 1995 with the support of seventeen charter churches, GGUM has expanded its funding sources to include over sixty-five partner churches, individual donations, and grants, such as one from Self Regional Healthcare. The ministry offers various services, including crisis assistance for rent and utilities, an emergency food pantry, and a Free Medical Clinic that provides comprehensive healthcare services.

The resolution expresses gratitude for GGUM's dedicated service and extends best wishes for its continued impact in the community. It highlights the organization's growth and the diverse range of services it offers, including primary medical care, gynecology, and wellness programs. The South Carolina Senate aims to formally recognize GGUM's achievements and contributions through this resolution, which will be presented to the organization.