The South Carolina State Library has developed partnerships with agencies and organizations having similar goals, objectives and customers. The Library staff maintains partnerships with library and related associations to collaborate on promoting and marketing services and resources to citizens on an ongoing basis. Partnerships are also maintained with disability consumer groups and other state agencies whose key customers are or include members of the disability community. The Library is a leader in facilitating the development of collaborative partnerships with libraries and related agencies and organizations throughout the state. The following are organizations the South Carolina State Library supports and works with to fulfill the mission of the agency.

• Assistive Technology Advisory Committee (ATAC)
• Archives & History, South Carolina Department of *
• Arts Commission, South Carolina
• BGTIME.org, Bridging Generations through Technology, Information, Media and Engagement
• South Carolina Center for Children's Books and Literacy (Books, Evaluation, Selection, Training)
• Education, South Carolina Department of
• Educational Television, South Carolina (SCETV)
• First Steps to School Readiness
• Humanities Council, South Carolina
• K-12 Technology Committee
• Persistent Digital Archives and Library System (PeDALS)
• South Carolina Business One Stop
• South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind

Library Associations

• Association of Public Library Administrators
• Friends of South Carolina Libraries
• Palmetto Archives, Libraries, and Museums Council on Preservation (PALMCOP)
• SC Center for the Book
• SC Library Evergreen Delivery System (SC LENDS)
• SC Library Association
• SC Association of School Librarians
• Special Libraries Association/South Carolina Chapter
• Partnership Among South Carolina Academic Libraries (PASCAL) *
• Reach Out and Read South Carolina
• University of South Carolina School of Library and Information Science

* Involved in digitization projects which bring together the significant books, newspapers, images, manuscripts and media that contribute recognition and understanding to the history and culture of state of South Carolina. Digitization provides the availability of a statewide virtual collection of key documents of South Carolina history for K-12 students, college students and faculty, researchers and other citizens.