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Community Partner of the month

Family Promise of the Lower Cape Fear

Family Promise supports families experiencing housing instability, including domestic violence survivors, to achieve sustainable independence.

Family Promise is hard at work with ongoing renovations— and two families are set to move in within the next 30 days!

As part of these efforts, they’re raising funds for a new HVAC system to ensure safe, comfortable housing. Donations are welcome and greatly appreciated.

Through their prevention program, they’ve provided critical financial assistance to help families stay housed.

It’s time to gather your team & start

nnual Teeing Off with HC & Partners Tournament is at Magnolia Greens Club in Leland, NC.

collaborative fundraiser supports 40+ lson Center nonprofits & features a s’ division!

8:30 Registration 10:00 Shotgun Start

Help Hub reopens July 8 with regular TuesdayThursday walk-in hours. th

Beginning August 4 , Help Hub will be open on Mondays for scheduled appointments only. th 910-859-2240 assistance@harrelsoncenter.org

Tuesday - Thursday mornings will continue as walk-in visits.

Follow us on Instagram to see the inner workings of the Harrelson Center & what our staff and interns have been doing!

& virtual Cadence dates bit.ly/QENOatUNCW

Housing Navigation Program

Now accepting HC Partner Referrals

HC's Housing Navigation Program has launched for clients in NHC! We welcome referrals from HC Partners for individuals/families who are currently housed (renters or homeowners), not enrolled in HOP, and living in NHC but current housing is potentially unsustainable

We offer a comprehensive approach to housing stability through material and financial support, personalized case management, and connections to community resources. Whether helping clients stay in their housing or find a new place to live, we’re here to support their journey

Questions or referrals? Reach out to Nikki today!

A Strategic Vision: What’s Ahead for HC & Partners

Beginning July 1st, The Harrelson Center will launch its new strategic plan a roadmap built to deepen impact, empower partners, and strengthen community connections. Over the next several years, this plan will guide efforts to: Enhance leadership, operations, and financial sustainability

Support and connect nonprofit partners through training, shared services, and collaboration

Expand the Help Hub to better meet housing, health, and client navigation needs

Improve communications and community outreach

Continue making our campus a welcoming and accessible place for all Stay tuned for more updates!

The Harrelson Center & Help Hub are grateful toThe Ministering Circle for believing in & supporting our mission for over a decade!

The Ministering Circle is a women’s volunteer organization that has been actively promoting the welfare of our community since 1888. MC awards grants annually, totaling over $100k to nonprofits providing humanitarian & wellness services in the CF region.

The Red Apron Sale is their annual signature fundraiser that makes it possible for MC to achieve their mission of improved health & wellness in our region. Plan to get your holiday goodies!

Sat. Nov. 8 10-11:30am

Elks Lodge

Summer Homework for NPOs

In partnership with Angel Oak Creative & moss+ross, HC is launching Minding Our Business - a campaign to rethink how we fund & value nonprofits. Inspired by Dan Pallotta’s TED Talk & the documentary UnCharitable, the campaign challenges the outdated idea that low overhead equals high efficiency.

Show me the 10 Action Steps

Gather your team of executives, board & donors to watch UnCharitable. Reserve a HC Conference Room (seating up to 25) to stream the film.

Visit our blog, The Undercurrent, to explore the campaign & learn more about trustbased philanthropy, thanks to a thoughtful post by David Chatham of Angel Oak Creative.

Do your homework: Click on the graphic above to check your assignments!

While Minding Our Business, we hope everyone is also Minding the Widening Gap. WilmingtonBiz Magazine, Summer 2025 featured an article submitted by HC Executive Director Meade Van Pelt

Building a Trauma-Informed Community

As part of HC’s mission to advance, connect, and empower an integrated humanitarian nonprofit community, we’re committed to being a trauma-informed campus.

This September Keri Hill will be on site offering Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) and QPR (suicide prevention) training to support that goal.

MHFA is limited to 30 participants registration is first come, first served. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding and improve how we care for those we encounter.

Wed. Sept. 17

8:45am-5pm Plaza on Princess

Th. Sept. 18

8:45-10:45am Plaza on Princess Keri Hill

Keri is the Volunteer Coordinator & Chaplain for Veterans Services of the Carolinas, a ministry of the Asheville Buncombe Community Christian Ministries Keri is a member of ABCCM's Shepherding Team, where her primary role is to engage with churches across NC and to teach Mental Health First Aid & suicide prevention. Keri is finishing her M.Div. at Campbellsville University, with a concentration in pastoral care & chaplaincy.

LINC

Advocate to avert our imminent budget HOP at LINC provides our community w Medicaid-funded interventions Contact representatives TODAY NC Medicaid provides affordable health coverage to 1 in 4 that’s access to doctors & prescriptions for more than 3mil children, older adults, people with disabilities & working adults

Peer Recovery Resourc

Soaring As Eagles

A Bike for Every Child

Last month we had the pleasure of working Compass Pointe NC! This is the 2nd year that they have run such a successful bike drive/fundraiser for A Bike for Every Child! This has been such a restoration of hope for us and we are so grateful for those that support us. We can't thank you enough Judy Hogan for coordinating and for all that came out and brought a bike!

Cape Fear Latinos

CFL advances the latino community essential social services and developing robust community programs.

Open Tuesdays HC Suite 420

Coastal BUDS

RSVP to

Laundry Trailer Operations

July 14 10AM - 12PM

Laundry

Trailer Operations here

Community Care LCF

Community Justice Center

Healthy Opportunities has improved the health of local businesses - helping to create a healthier rural economy

Our

Family Support Network

Feast Down East

GHA Autism Supports

Our Wilmington homes enjoyed a day of sun, sand and salt water recently. Everyone had a good time, staff included!

Legal Aid Second Chance

Second Chance Project helps people overcome barriers to employment by providing free legal assistance with criminal record expunctions, driver’s license restorations & other legal issues that prevent them from securing jobs, housing & stability

Starting July 1st! Email info@fosterpantry.org for more details!

The Kairos Center has a mission to create learning opportunities that enable individuals to improve their economic status through education and business ownership.

The Salvation Army

June 25 , The Salvation Army held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new th Center of Hope Emergency Shelter. Read this WilmingtonBiz Article

The Kairos Center

Associate partner news

Cape Fear HealthNet

1,200 318 4,985 3,871

$15,314,481 patients served participating physicians primary care visits specialty care visits total value of all medical care provided A look at

Child Development Center

Summer camp water play day was a success! Stay tuned into our Facebook page for updates!

Communities in Schools

Caridad

Watch the video above for a short testimonial of the difference Caridad makes.

Church World Service

Volunteer to support our local refugees with CWS here.

Eden Village

We are celebrating our 2 year anniversary on July 30 . Email Julia or call 910-2007571 to support/provide sponsorship for our new Annex development! th

We take great pride in advocating for & representing our clients with the highest levels of professionalism & respect, particularly in their most difficult times of financial distress. Annually, on average, we serve 125 households. The majority of our work is provided free of charge.

IceCreamSocial!

Sunday, July 27, 11:30 AM

Wilson & Church Streets

Come learn about CityPlace, a “pocket neighborhood” of affordable homes for moderate-income seniors and adults with disabilities.

Smart Start of NHC

United Way CF Area

Thank you to the amazing businesses that held supply drives, assembled kits, and donated funds.

Your generosity fuels our mission and helps us make a real impact.

We are looking for a new dispatcher If interested please call 910-343-0366 or visit us at 502 Castle St and fill out an application.

Veteran’s Memorial Reef

Voyage

NHCS Summer Meals!

Childrenunder18mayreceivefree mealsatparticipatinglocations

see the schedule

Yoga Village

Free Yoga Every Tuesday 1:00-1:45 Plaza on Princess

Come as You Are, Leave as You Must

Join us weekly to breathe, stretch, and connect with yourself and others.

YMCA of SENC

A Safe Place

Tri-Span 5K, 10K, and LiveStrong Mile Saturday, July 12, 2025

Learn More & Register! Summer Camp @ the Y Learn More Swim Programs for everyone!

Learn more

Community Health: Diabetes Prevention Program Learn more

Our Community Center has officially transitioned to The Farm!

Last week we had our first day of programming on site, with breakfast and lunch, a celebratory cake, participated in a plant class, had a recovery meeting, and broke in the new space with love and laughter.

It was special to see everything come together & our members get to feel at home the second they walked in.

Anthony’s Way

Check out our YouTube channel to catch the inspiring podcasts we hosted in June for Children’s Awareness Month real stories, expert insights, and powerful tools to help ADHD kids

CF Guardian Ad Litem Assoc.

learn more about CF Guardian ad Litem Association here

Cape Fear Collective

CFC’s housing team works towards turning unlivable properties into real opportunities for stability and belonging.

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