South Carolina Attorney General Announces Grants for Crime Victims in Columbia
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced grants for crime victims in Columbia, SC.

Columbia, SC, September 24, 2026 —
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson has announced the allocation of grants aimed at supporting crime victims residing in Columbia, South Carolina. The initiative seeks to provide financial assistance to individuals who have been impacted by criminal activity.
Details regarding the specific amounts of the grants, the eligibility criteria for recipients, and the application process were not immediately available. The announcement was made by Attorney General Wilson, highlighting the state’s commitment to assisting those affected by crime.
Further information concerning the scope and distribution of these grants is expected to be released. The objective is to offer tangible support to crime victims within the Columbia community. The Attorney General’s office is facilitating this program as part of its broader efforts to aid victims of crime across the state.
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