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Supporting our community through every day & event crises
Catholic Charities has completed its second full home rebuild for a family

who survived Hurricane Florence! Dedicated volunteers made this accomplishment possible, and we cannot thank them enough
Your participation in these trainings ensures we are ready to respond when disaster strikes, offering tangible relief to our CF area
RESPONSE TRAININGS COMING IN JULY!

LaundryTrailer Operations (for both blue sky and gray sky days) - with Vigilant Hope at Lake Forest Baptist (Tuesdays during blue sky days).
Canvassing & Crisis Clean-Up Hotline
Training – assess impacted communities & connect to immediate services like tree work, debris removal, muck & guts, tarp-ing
Running Points of Distribution (PODs) get supplies into communities
The Salvation Army’s new Center of Hope Shelter Dedication will be June 25 at 10am! With the ability to house 75 residents, including 7 family suites, our sole focus is to provide the very best care & service for our residents. th
Our focus will be centered on providing sustainable employment opportunities, long-term housing, & autonomy.
1410 William Booth Dr. Enter off N 30 St. or th Kornegay Ave.
It is a privilege to have the support of so many selfless organizations that call the Harrelson Center home We are actively developing local partnerships to provide a wide variety of self-development opportunities through our Life Skills program.

We thank you for your continued support & look forward to working with you to serve our brothers & sisters of the Cape Fear region & beyond.
Welcome Tim McKinney, Center of Hope Director
pictured left with Social Service Team

VMR created a 162-acre underwater memorial off SENC’s coast honoring U.S. service members by placing their cremated remains in concrete markers that form a living reef. Although not affiliated with the VA, VMR provides support to surviving spouses, children, and family members in navigating benefits they may be eligible to receive.
Founded by U.S. Army veteran Thomas Marcinowski, VMR offers a lasting, meaningful tribute that merges remembrance with environmental impact.
We’re excited to partner with VMR as they serve veterans, their families, and the environment.
Nate Moseley is HC’s new Campus & Parking Attendant. Like Welcome Center Receptionist


Preston, Nate is joining us through United Way’s Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP).
HC has a 14-year history of partnering with this federally funded program that supports our local seniors and nonprofit staffing.






Bring your family to Wilmington’s Make Music Day on June 21! There will be 4 performance areas on HC campus including Discovery Zone in Plaza on Princess, and sound bath in Welcome Center, and food trucks
Live performances & activities from 5-8:00pm.

Three of our five HC Summer Interns – Baylee, Rose & Liz have hit the ground running & are making a strong impact across their departments. We’re excited to welcome Hazel and Andy to the HC team in June!

Baylee Allen ASU HC Support

Rose Kurian UNC-CH HC Marketing

Liz Malina UNCW BSW Help Hub



Hazel Eyles Isaac Bear EC Housing Navigation
Andy McIntosh New Hanover HS HC Operations



RSVP & virtual Cadence dates bit.ly/QENOatUNCW
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!
Just in time for the start of the 2025 hurricane season, we have installed an industrial generator to serve faith and nonprofit communities in the event of a disaster.
The generator's 150kW will power the Vicki Dull Annex and Plaza on Princess allowing our campus to serve as an emergency operations center for faithbased and nonprofit organizations active in response and recovery.
This has been a HC dream since 2018 when we served as a clearinghouse & connector for the many faith communities and nonprofits that worked together to support our region in the wake of Hurricane Florence. To get involved, join New Hanover Disaster Coalition.


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, totally 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
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.
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!
We will gather again August 28th at Plaza on Princess to review our progress & continue the movement.

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 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























Advocate to avert our imminent budget crisis HOP at LINC provides our community with Medicaid-funded interventions Contact your 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

InPerson: June3-4
Virtual: June17-18 June24-25






We recently took part in a Bike-A-Thon & service project to help a local family in need!
Thanks to Landfall Foundation and our grant for "Reaching Outside the Box," we combined community efforts to get kids outdoors riding bikes together & showed them the importance of helping others!


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

Welcome Sydney Hart, our new Program & Outreach Coordinator! (pictured right)
Click the pics below for links to volunteer for each event



CJC is grateful for the Police Benevolent Foundation, who sponsored a training on the importance of officers taking care of themselves and each other to combat the vicarious trauma that is inherent in the job






Tickets are $5 each or 5 tickets for $20 Get your tickets today!

A Kairos dream come true!
This Eden Village resident went through Money Matters, our moped program, and has now completed the 100 Envelope Savings Challenge.
“It’s not what you have, it’s what you do with what you have”


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









Did you know property tax relief is available to certain NC homeowners? NC law provides for reductions in property tax bills for Disabled Veterans (or surviving spouses) & lowerincome homeowners who are either 65+ or permanently disabled. If you would like for FPLC to speak to a group about the property tax relief programs, please contact Maria at 910-442-1014.
Applications due by 6/1/25.


Celebrating 50 years of service to the community!



Voted best bargains in Wilmington, our thrift store supports our residential work program for unhoused men in need of a fresh start.
Currently there is availability in our 16-bed downtown facility.




World’s Largest Swim Lesson
Thursday, June 26
Learn More & Register!
Join Our Team!
Lifeguards & Membership Staff Needed Apply Now!
Tri-Span 5K, 10K, and LiveStrong Mile
Saturday, July 12, 2025 Learn More & Register!
Check out our full Summer 2025 Camp Guide HERE.



The successful Casino Night featured games, raffles, food & fun! All in support of connecting the youth to pathways of success! WED. 6/4 TH. 6/19 6:007:15pm

Our annual "A Day in the Life" Luncheon was one to remember! We are currently at 88% of our goal for this event! Our generous supporters have helped us raise $107,850 95 thus far, and our goal is within reach at $123,000.
Words cannot express how grateful we are for each and every person who continues to support our mission and our members. We couldn't do this work without you.
From the bottoms of our hearts, THANKYOU!
Check our progress and donate today
YouTube channel launch! The Way Forward – A Kindness Mission will feature expert-led conversations about supporting children with ADHD.
Pediatricians are often the first line of support for children with ADHD, playing a vital role in early identification, guidance & ongoing care. This month we’ll share about the process of ADHD evaluation.
PEDIATRICIANS NEEDED to sponsor our podcast episodes throughout the month. If you’re passionate about making a difference in the lives of children with ADHD, we’d love to partner with you to help amplify awareness, compassion, and support

CFC’s affordable housing program continues to evolve to meet the needs we see in the region. Over time, our team has deepened its commitment to preserving affordable
housing in our area, but also the overall well-being of tenants. This year marks a significant step forward with the addition of case management services, led by our new Case Management Lead, Michelle Reynolds.



