SECU Foundation

Raleigh Rescue Mission is a non profit organization

The Salvation Army ofThe Salvation Army of the Carolinas exists to help people in need wherever, whenever, and whatever we can.the Carolinas exists to help people in need wherever, whenever, and whatever we can.

Foster Family Alliance of North Carolina is a family-led nonprofit organization supporting children and youth in foster care and the dedicated families and professionals.

Suds of Love is a nonprofit organization that restores hope, dignity, and hygiene to individuals and communities facing homelessness. The company believes that everyone deserves access to basic hygiene facilities and services, which are essential for health, well-being, and self-esteem. Our mission is to provide these crucial resources, ensuring that every person has the opportunity to thrive.

Rutherford Housing Partnership is a self supporting public agency that provide safe, affordable housing opportunities to enhance the quality of life for North Carolinians.

Janice Faye’s Ranch is to prepare youth in high-risk situations with opportunities to move forward with their lives through horse therapy and a loving community.

Triangle Family Services builds a stronger community by strengthening the family through three core program areas.

Home of Refuge Outreach is a non-profit organization to promote the spiritual welfare of the homeless, and the identify and refer to our homeless friends as our “Neighbors.”

Families First is was no domestic violence or sexual assault services need for these services was urgent and documented by a variety of agencies and professionals throughout the county.

Able to Serve is to equip adults with disabilities to be independent and connect them with opportunities to serve others in their community.

HopeLine is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing support for individuals facing mental health challenges, crisis situations, or thoughts of suicide. It offers confidential listening services, crisis intervention, and suicide prevention through phone calls and text messaging. HopeLine also engages in efforts to eliminate domestic violence and sexual assault by offering education, intervention, support, and transitional assistance. The organization is committed to serving the community by ensuring that individuals have access to free, confidential help whenever they need it, operating a 24/7 crisis line for immediate assistance.

Restored Souls Foundation is to provide support and resources to families with vulnerable children.We want foster, adoptive, medically fragile and families with special needs children to be encouraged to prevent caretaker burnout and have their joy restored because we are all God’s children.

Full Spectrum Farms provides programs to help those with Autism Spectrum Disorder live active, engaged, and meaningful lives within their Western North Carolina Communities.

The Dragonfly House Children’s Advocacy Center is a non-profit agency that provides confidential, coordinated services to boys and girls ages birth through 17. These services include forensic interviews, child abuse medical exams, victim advocacy and support, mental health treatment, coordinated case review services, and community outreach & education.

Tyrrell Inner Banks Hotline is to strengthen families to end domestic violence and sexual victimization by prevention, education, and volunteerism.

Southlight Healthcare is a non profit organization that offers rehabilitation for individuals suffering of substance use and mental illness.

The Salvation Army ofThe Salvation Army of the Carolinas exists to help people in need wherever, whenever, and whatever we can.the Carolinas exists to help people in need wherever, whenever, and whatever we can.

Hendersonville Rescue Mission offers balanced meals to the public, shelter, guidance, and education services. They provide food for the hungry and recovery time for medical assistance services. An online inquiry form is available on the company's website.

Crittenton of North Carolina is a non-profit organization that provides care services, housing, educational, and social services programs to serve vulnerable women, families, and children

Good Shepherd Center in Wilmington is a non-profit organization that works for supportive housing in North America. They have offered advocacy, experience, leadership, and financial resources to improve supportive housing for those suffering from mental illnesses, substance abuse, and other disabling health issues.

SAFEchild is a non-profit organization that stands for stop abuse for every child and helps adults and children create nurturing environments free from abuse and neglect.

Charlotte Rescue Mission offers assistance and support to individuals suffering from addiction and homelessness.

Eden Village of Wilmington is a tiny home community for the chronically homeless.

Homeward Bound of WNC provides homelessness services showers, phones for local calls, storage, a mailing address, and a safe place for all people. They also provide permanent supportive housing, healthcare, disability income, and community mental health services.

Hope Restorations provides job skill training and other support to adults recovering from addiction or incarceration.

TABLE is a non-profit that delivers healthy food and nutrition education.

Stanton Hospitality House provides food and supply pantry donation services. They also provide house's products and services. Additionally, they also provide temporary and affordable home for financial and emotional burdens of illnesses.

Amorem seeks to transform people's perceptions and experiences about serious illness and the end of life as well as to foster a culture of compassionate and innovative care.

Higher Ed Works is a non-partisan 501(c)(3) public charity that supports public higher education in North Carolina. We focus on increasing residents’ knowledge of the value of NC public, postsecondary education in order to influence postsecondary attainment. We also build support among citizens and leaders for strong state investment in North Carolina’s public universities and community colleges by increasing awareness of Article IX, Section 9 of the North Carolina Constitution: