Spartanburg is home to our headquarters, our founders and hundreds of our team members, and the Johnson family is deeply committed to its continued vitality.
Whether at our headquarters in Spartanburg or any of our locations nationwide, The Johnson Group’s dedication to community can be found at all levels – from financial support, to volunteer service, to sustainable business practices and quality of life-enhancing development. It’s important to us that our businesses and team members contribute to – and enrich – their communities.
The depth and breadth of The Johnson Group philanthropic and civic efforts are vast, and fit within our five pillars of giving:
The Johnson Group Community Fund has awarded more than $7,200,000 to support education, arts, economic development, and civic improvement.
The Johnson Group devotes resources to support and empower young people of all backgrounds to realize their full potential.
The Johnson Group encourages and supports its team members as they find ways to impact and give to their community.
The Johnson Group Community Fund has awarded grants in support of more than 75 deserving nonprofits in the community.
Located in Spartanburg, South Carolina, The Johnson Collection offers an extensive survey of artistic activity in the American South from the late eighteenth century to the present day.
The Johnson Group’s efforts on behalf of its communities are ever-growing. If you would like to share information about or request support for an initiative, please email us at community@thejohnsongroup.com.
Minor league baseball will return to Spartanburg for the first time in three decades when a Texas Rangers Class A affiliate moves into a new stadium to be built downtown next to the A.C. Hotel.
Corry W. Oakes III, co-founder and CEO of OTO Development, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, August 7, leaving behind his beloved wife, Amy, and their three daughters Ashley, Elizabeth and Lauren.
Johnson Development Associates, Inc. (JDA), part of The Johnson Group, has purchased 135 N. Church St. from Purpose Financial to increase office inventory in Downtown Spartanburg.
We support increasing the amount of clean energy generated in South Carolina and think the Public Service Commission should too.