We deliver new single and full size beds free of charge to the clients of our partner agencies, Haven House Services, Families Together, InterAct of Wake County, The Womens Center, and our multiple social workers for the Veterans Administration

The Women’s Center has been an established and welcoming portal of entry for homeless women for over 43 years. We provide a safe, low barrier, client-centered and trauma sensitive environment for women, where they can begin the stabilization and healing process.

The Green Chair Project reuses essential furnishings donated by our community to help neighbors in need facing the challenges of homelessness, crisis or disaster. Lives change when families and individuals are nurtured and sustained in well-equipped homes.

In 2001, the County opened a newly renovated emergency and transitional shelter for homeless men that changed the way we offer services to the homeless population. The shelter provides some short-term emergency dorms with overnight shelter only, while other dorms offer longer-term shelter to men who engage in services. Those services range from case management, budgeting and credit counseling, mental health/substance abuse treatment and referrals to other programs. The goal is to provide safe shelter while the men develop realistic plans for moving out of the shelter, and into employment and housing of their own.

We are collecting aluminum poptop for The Ronald McDonald House.

We are collecting non-perishable food items and distributing them to our partner agencies.

Moving Families in Wake and surrounding counties from homelessness to stable homes through mentoring, housing support and connection to community resources

InterAct is the only provider of domestic violence and sexual assault services in Wake County, North Carolina - saving lives, rebuilding lives and securing safer futures for individuals and families in our community.

The Durham VA Homeless Program provides exceptional health care, supportive services, and housing resources to Veterans experiencing homelessness using principles of person centered recovery-oriented care.

We are an Evangelical outreach to the needy community in Raleigh, NC. and surrounding areas. Our goal is to minister to the spiritual needs as well as physical needs of those individuals we serve each week

The Angels Hope and Joy are a youth ministry of Holy Trinity Orthodox Church whose mission is to lead the children into experiencing the Orthodox Faith. Participating in Angels Hope and Joy ministry allows our children to build a strong bond with their Orthodox friends and lays out the foundation and tradition of our Orthodox faith through worship, fellowship and service to the needy. The bond they create now with each other and Our Lord, Jesus Christ, will guide and strengthen them throughout their lives.

Donate your Heels for Healing! We are collecting gently used women’s shoes that are donated to the “Pass It On” thrift store run by Inter Act of Wake County in Raleigh, an organization that services women who are victims of domestic violence and abuse. The sales of the shoes and other items at this store cover costs for counseling for these women and their families. Since 2016, close to 800 pairs of shoes have been donated to this worthy cause.

We provide clothing to students identified by various schools and social service agencies in Wake County. Note in the Pocket works with Wake County Public School System (WCPSS) social workers and case managers from 12 other agencies, including Family Promise of Wake County (formerly Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network), The Salvation Army, The Carying Place, and Communities in Schools, that serve the homeless and impoverished.