Our Impact | Restoration Project Foundation

  Access to social infrastructure programs can reshape the course of a student’s future.

For years, our social infrastructure initiatives connected youth with caring adults who offered guidance, encouragement, and accountability at pivotal moments.

Expanding Educational Opportunity Through Capital Development: Belton Preparatory Academy

As Restoration Project Foundation’s mission evolved to include long-term educational infrastructure, RPF Holdings LLC — aligned organizationally with RPF — participated in the development and financing of expanded facilities for Belton Preparatory Academy, South Carolina’s first classical public charter school.

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Impact Snapshot

GEER Grant Executed

Mentoring Organization Partners

2000

Youth Served

4000

Mentoring Hours Delivered Monthly

40720

sq ft

Charter School Facility Developed

Our Social Infrastructure Programs

Confidence and Leadership Development

We help identify viable locations and support acquisition planning to ensure schools open in facilities that meet long-term community needs.

Workforce Readiness Support

We guide early facility planning so school spaces are functional, compliant, and designed to support effective learning environments.

GED and Academic Support

We assist in structuring financing approaches that align mission, timelines, and long-term sustainability.

Faith-based Character Formation

We help teams understand and navigate regulatory requirements to reduce delays and avoid common development pitfalls.

Our Testimonials

My experience with SC Prep and the amazing staff at westside community center has been outstanding!! I highly recommend this program for any parent or child needing a little extra support, it's a program you will not regret!!

Lanasha Scott (parent of Ja’Mary Ward - 8th grade)

Becoming a teenager and having to grow faster with life than my age really put me in a slump. Meeting the mentors God has placed in my life and becoming a part of a program that has become more like a family has been nothing but a blessing. It brought the real Justyn back.

Justyn Gaines - Student - Senior

This program means everything to me just because it allows me to be around great mentoring and community service projects. It’s helped me understand the importance of manhood. Also, my mentors have blessed me with many great opportunities. My favorite part of the program is honestly our environment. Everyone just gets along together and there’s never an issue with disrespect.

Zahi Cherry - Student - Junior

We love the mentoring program and how it not only is helping give the students a good education but it is teaching them the importance of giving back to the community. Our boys are learning the importance of working together with one another. Having Coach Peppers as their mentor has been very beneficial to their growth as young men. Coach Peppers is a very humble person who is always willing to help these young me. We just can't say enough about how thrilled we are to have the boys be a part of this program and wish we would have enrolled them sooner.

Kristy Edwards - (Parent of Joshua Edwards - Senior)

It’s been amazing for us! Our son is probably looking to Graduate early now. You can work at your own pace as well and seems like help is more available this way.

Stephanie Barrett - (Parent of Chase (Junior) and Drayson Barrett (6th grade)

Why It Still Matters

Our social infrastructure programs revealed a deeper truth: thriving communities need both strong people and strong systems. That’s why we invest in both.

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