Project i61

Give.

Put strength underneath a local work before it is obvious.

Three ways

Pick the one that fits.

Prefer to give skill or materials — a week of trade, timber, or professional help? Much of what gets built arrives that way. Tell us what you have.

About tax status, plainly: Project i61 is organizing as a nonprofit in South Carolina and its federal tax-exemption determination is still in process. Until that letter is in hand we will not tell you a gift is tax-deductible. If you want the deduction, talk to us first and we will tell you exactly where things stand.
Before launch: no online giving route exists for i61 yet — every card here routes to a conversation by design. Add a payment link only after the determination letter lands and counsel confirms the wording.

Or come and see it first.

Most people who end up giving walked the site once.

A timber footbridge over a creek at first light
Hands running a plane along a board at the bench
Adults in a circle of folding chairs under a tree
Two men talking on a front porch
An open truck bed of tools at the end of the day
A small class around a table, mid-project
Tools passed hand to hand on a job site
Old brick meeting fresh brick and new mortar