Orangeburg and Calhoun Counties Community Foundation
Central Carolina Community Foundation is pleased to announce the promotion of Erin Johnson to chief community impact officer.
Over nearly a decade at the foundation, Erin has shaped how the organization partners with nonprofits, engages donors, responds to emerging challenges, and works alongside communities to create lasting change. She has expanded the foundation’s focus on strengthening nonprofit organizations, recognizing that investing in their capacity creates stronger partners and greater long-term impact for the communities they serve.
Erin is known throughout South Carolina as a trusted collaborator who brings people together around shared goals. She has a gift for building relationships, earning trust, and helping diverse partners move from conversation to action. Whether leading collaborative community initiatives, coordinating statewide disaster response through the One SC Fund, guiding strategic investments across the Midlands, or sharing her expertise with peers across the state and region, Erin creates opportunities for others, builds bridges across organizations, and strengthens the relationships that make lasting community impact possible. She approaches every opportunity with humility, compassion, and a steadfast commitment to the people and communities the foundation serves.
“Erin’s steady leadership has shaped our work, strengthened our relationships across South Carolina, and positioned the foundation to create even greater impact in the years ahead,” said Georgia Mjartan, president and CEO. “She leads with an unwavering commitment to the people and communities we serve. I look forward to the leadership she will continue to provide as our chief community impact officer.”
As chief community impact officer, Erin will continue working alongside nonprofit organizations, community leaders, donors, and partners across South Carolina to advance opportunities that strengthen communities and improve lives.
“Strong communities are built by people who care deeply about one another and by nonprofit organizations that show up every day to make a difference,” said Erin Johnson, chief community impact officer. “I am grateful to work alongside so many dedicated partners and look forward to continuing to build relationships that help our communities thrive.”
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