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Bleeding Disorders Association of South Carolina

Greenville, South Carolina, United States

HealthMedical researchEducationHuman rightsTax-deductible donations
AssociationFounded 1973Regional reach1-10 staff
Profile last updated: July 15, 2026

About

Founded in 1973, Bleeding Disorders Association of South Carolina is a non-profit association based in Greenville, United States working on health, medical research, education +1 more.

Bleeding Disorders Association of South Carolina, formerly Hemophilia of South Carolina, is a non-profit chapter of the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation and a member organisation of Hemophilia Federation of America. Founded in 1973 by parents, it works for people across South Carolina affected by hemophilia, von Willebrand disease and other bleeding disorders. Its work covers education, support services, referral and financial assistance, scholarships, teen and family programmes, research advocacy, and advocacy for access to treatment at the state capitol and in Washington. The organisation is run largely by volunteers and has one full-time executive director.

Location

Greenville, United States

Founded

1973

Organisation type

Association

Legal form

501(c)(3)

Charity number

23-7400632

Staff

1-10

Members

1,800

Focus areas

bleeding disordershemophiliavon Willebrand diseaseadvocacypatient support

Languages

ENES

Causes & programmes

Causes

HealthMedical researchEducationHuman rights

Works for

PatientsFamiliesChildrenYouthWomen & Girls

How they work

Direct servicesAdvocacy & campaigningAwareness & educationCommunity programmesVolunteer programmes

Programmes

Teen Retreats

Children & Youth

Helps teens learn independence skills for transitioning to adulthood and build friendships with others who share a common connection.

Support Groups

Health

Support groups for men, women, young adults, teens and children, connecting members to local and national resources.

Financial Assistance & Medical IDs

Health

Emergency financial assistance and compassionate care programmes, plus medical identification support.

College Scholarships

Education

Connects students with resources for higher education and provides annual academic scholarships.

Ambassador Program

Health

Teaches self-advocacy and supports members in understanding and navigating their bleeding disorder.

Camp CoAg

Children & Youth

Inaugural summer camp for campers and counselors affected by bleeding disorders, held at Camp Cole.

Countries of operation

United States

Funding & support

Funded by

Individual donations

Ways to support

DonateMembershipVolunteerSponsorshipFundraiseShopCorporate partnership

Trust

Tax-deductible donations

Credentials & affiliations

Awards

Five-Star Chapter of Excellence

National Hemophilia Foundation

Award of Distinction in Communications Website Design and Outreach Video

National Hemophilia Foundation2016

Award of Distinction in Health Education

National Hemophilia Foundation2019

John Indence Award of Excellence

National Bleeding Disorders Foundation2019

Chapter Spotlight Award

Hemophilia Federation of America2020

Advocacy & Public Policy Chapter of Excellence

National Bleeding Disorders Foundation

Fundraising & Development Chapter of Excellence

National Bleeding Disorders Foundation

Board Governance & Leadership Chapter of Excellence

National Bleeding Disorders Foundation

Industry memberships

National Bleeding Disorders FoundationHemophilia Federation of AmericaTogether SC

Partnerships

National Bleeding Disorders Foundation, Hemophilia Federation of America, Prisma Health Children's Hospital Midlands, Medical University of South Carolina

People

Management & team (1)

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