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Sea Island Habitat wins $100,000 for 50 homes on Johns Island

Bank of America named Sea Island Habitat for Humanity its Lowcountry 2026 Neighborhood Builder, which carries a $100,000 grant over two years plus leadership training. The money funds the first phase of Sweetgrass Preserve, a 50-house neighborhood on Johns Island, where the first 14 homes are due within two years.

November 13, 20261 min read

Bank of America named Sea Island Habitat for Humanity its Lowcountry 2026 Neighborhood Builder, which carries a $100,000 grant over two years plus leadership training. The money funds the first phase of Sweetgrass Preserve, a 50-house neighborhood on Johns Island, where the first 14 homes are due within two years.

Why this matters here

Fifty new front doors on Johns Island is fifty new households who do not yet know which plumber, dentist or pizza place to call. New rooftops are the cleanest growth signal a local business gets.

First reported by holycitysinner.com.

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