About
The Greer Community Facilities Association
The GCFA provides stewardship for both public and private use of the building.
mission
Provide and maintain a facility that brings the community of Greer together in order to enhance recreational, educational and business opportunities.
Beginnings
The entire Greer Meadow was once privately owned. As part of a trade agreement, the meadow lands were acquired for National Forest use, and a parcel of land (between Greer’s Main Street and the meadow) was designated for special community use. This is where the community center is currently built. As this land trade concluded in the 1990s, a nonprofit group was created to provide stewardship for the property. This group is known as the “Greer Community Facilities Association”(GCFA).
Learn more about our history at https://greercommunitycenter.com/ourhistory/ .
Current Board of Directors
As of June 15, 2021, the Greer Community Facilities Association includes the following Board of Officers and Members:
- Paul Polasky; President
- Patricia Mosher; Treasurer
- Jean Nelson; Secretary
- Freeman, Sandee
- Jansen, Susan
- Kurtz, Bill
- Loucks, Larry
- Luke, Debra
- Nolin, Jill
- Polasky, Paul
- Schildkraut, Ardis
- Smith, Lee
- Wright, Elvia; Summer Facility Manager
Margaret Ellen Kurtz, a longtime honorary board member of the Greer Facilities Association passed peacefully in December 2020. Margaret was 90 years old at the time of her passing.
Upon retiring to Greer in 1994, in addition to her church work, she served on the Board of Directors for the Butterfly Museum, the Ragel Family Greer Community Center, Greer Civic Association, and Music in Greer, and devoted years to Beta Sigma Phi, including serving as chapter President, for friendship and philanthropy.
The Ragel Family Greer Community Center celebrates her significant impact in the Greer community and will forever treasure her ongoing memory.
Volunteer with Us
Annual Community Center events
Monthly Potluck Every 3rd Sunday During the Summer
July 4th: Celebration, Bell Ringing, and Community Barbecue
July 31st: Annual Live Auction and Rummage Sale
Community Partners
The following businesses are faithful supporters of the Greer Community Center. We are grateful for our community partners!
Donate
We depend on donations to continue to provide for the community 365 days a year.
Thank you for your support!
Since The Ragel Family Greer Community Center is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization,
your donation is tax deductible!