Kim Greene was born in Tacoma, Washington. She earned a bachelor's degree from Columbia College. Her career experience includes working as a human resources manager. She has been affiliated with Alpha Kapa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Gamma Xi Omega, and Morris Brown African Methodist Episcopal Church.[1]
Kim Greene completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey in 2024. The survey questions appear in bold and are followed by Greene's responses. Candidates are asked three required questions for this survey, but they may answer additional optional questions as well.
Distinguish service than spans local, state, and regional leadership roles. Encouraging voter education, registration & turnout. Raise awareness and collaborates to resolve issues. Running for office to serve the people of South Carolina in District 42 - Charleston and Dorchester counties. The core of our mission are five key pillars that define our commitment to positive change.
As a South Carolina senator, core responsibilities include representing constituents, drafting and voting on legislation, serving on committees, and addressing issues important to the state and its residents. This involves advocating for policies that align with constituents’ interest and working collaboratively with other lawmakers to address state-wide concerns.
“Fire in My Bones” by Charles King explores themes of resilience, determination, and the pursuit of justice in the face of adversity. It resonates with this reader because it captures the human spirit’s capacity to overcome challenges and fight for what is right. The book’s compelling narrative and powerful characters may inspire readers to reflect on their own lives and passions, making it a favorite for its ability to ignite a sense of purpose and motivation.
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“I am running to serve the people of District 42 and will always put their needs first. We must
finally end the long tradition of people who use power to serve themselves even at the expense of
the community. I will focus on creating Living Wage Jobs, True Affordable Housing, Making Our
Communities Safe, and creating real criminal justice reform by changing the self-serving way the
State Senate appoints judges. I will always answer
to you - NOT the real estate developers, lobbyists, or Columbia powerbrokers.”
Kim graduated from Bishop England High School, Charleston, SC, Columbia, College for Women, Columbia, SC, and Webster University, St. Louis, Mo, where she earned a Master of Arts in Management & Leadership. She is a Community College Leadership Program doctoral student at Morgan State Unive
Kimberly is a Human Resources Manager at a North Charleston, SC technical college. She is
an asset to her community through her professional experiences and community volunteer
activities that support education, health promotion, and family strengthening. She is an active
member of the Morris Brown AME Church and the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Her community service includes partnerships with community organizations, foundations, and
elected officials. Kimberly is the epitome of a servant leader, coordinating community town hall
meetings for citizens on gun violence, high school violence, political candidates' forums, and a
OUR COMMUNITIES MUST BE SAFE FOR EVERYONE
We must address the root causes of crime, particularly those stemming from economic disparities. By investing in education, job training, and economic opportunities, we can uplift individuals and families, breaking the cycle of poverty that often leads to criminal activities. Through targeted programs and community initiatives, we can create an environment where economic well-being is shared by all, contributing to the overall safety of our community.
Train & Credential People For Living Wage Jobs
To prepare our workforce for the jobs of tomorrow, we must prioritize training and credentialing programs that align with the demands of the modern economy. By investing in education and vocational training that leads to industry-recognized credentials, we empower individuals to secure living wage jobs and contribute to the economic prosperity of our state.
Partnerships To Create Internships/Apprenticeships
Building strong partnerships between educational institutions and businesses is essential for creating pathways to success. Internships and apprenticeships provide valuable hands-on experience, bridging the gap between education and employment. Through collaboration with industries, we c
Closing the achievement gap is a top priority in our mission to transform public education. By implementing targeted interventions, such as increased funding for underserved schools, mentorship programs, and access to advanced coursework, we aim to create a level playing field for all students. By addressing disparities in educational outcomes, we can ensure that every child, regardless of background, has an equal opportunity to succeed.
Recognizing the evolving job market, Kim calls for a shift in our education system towards providing practical, employable skills. By enhancing vocational training programs and promoting partnerships with local industries, we can equip students with the skills necessary to thrive in the workforce.
The focus of Kim’s campaign is on building a brighter, more equitable future for every resident. At its core are five key pillars: Safe Communities, Public Education, Affordable Housing, Workforce
Development, and Environmental Justice. In the pursuit of a better tomorrow, we must address
the root causes of crime, bridge educational gaps, ensure housing is within reach for all,
prepare our workforce for the jobs of the future, and champion environmental justice. Together,
these priorities form the blueprint for a thriving and inclusive community where safety, education,
housing, employment, and the environment are not just aspirations but tangible realities for
everyone a community that works for
Truthfulness, Transparency, Resourcefulness, Pragmatism, Resiliently, empathy, the ability to not only listen but to hear, and an unwavering commitment to serve the people, always putting their needs first.
Kim is Resourceful, Pragmatic, Resilient, Empathetic, and dedicated to serving others
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Note: Greene submitted the above survey responses to Ballotpedia on May 13, 2024.
Campaign finance summary
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Kim Greene campaign contribution history
Year
Office
Status
Contributions
Expenditures
2024*
South Carolina State Senate District 42
Lost primary
$12,670
$10,204
Grand total
$12,670
$10,204
Sources: OpenSecrets, Federal Elections Commission ***This product uses the openFEC API but is not endorsed or certified by the Federal Election Commission (FEC).
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