The mission of Nourish Up is to nourish our neighbors with food and compassion, and it envisions a community that accepts no excuses for anyone going hungry. It is dedicated to ending food insecurity and creating a community where everyone thrives.

Dates: 10/21, 11/11, 12/10

Coordinator Jodi jnjsshnc@gmail.com.

Hospitality House of Charlotte creates community for patients connecting to vital medical care. When families are experiencing a medical crisis, we provide more than just a temporary place to stay; we provide access to healthcare and a community of support.

The Sandbox supports families of children with cancer or life-altering illnesses through personalized care, community connections, and joyful experiences that bring hope and healing.

Champion House of Care empowers individuals with intellectual and developmental exceptionalities to learn, connect, and thrive through year-round, ability-driven programs and community engagement.

Meets the 1st Monday of the month, volunteer coordinator Susan smarck@verison.net.

The Holy Angels mission is to provide compassionate, dependable care and opportunities for high-quality living to those with intellectual developmental disabilities and delicate medical conditions through physical, social, spiritual, educational, vocational and emotional support.

Destiny's Calling is dedicated to helping survivors of sex trafficking heal and rebuild their lives through safe housing, trauma-informed care, life skills, mentoring, and Christ-centered support, empowering each young woman to rediscover her identity and step confidently into her future.

Agape Acres exists to rehabilitate and house horses in need, cherish and enrich the lives of vulnerable and special needs youth by pairing them with a trained mentor and a rescue horse to work on life skills and goals through equine-assisted activities that help them transition toward healthy adulthood, and  inspire and educate the community through engaging outreach.

The mission of Dress for Success is to help unemployed and underemployed women achieve economic independence by providing no-fee programs, development tools and professional attire to thrive in work and in life.

Meeting time 8:55 am to 12 noon at PCC parking lot, carpools available. Optional lunch after DFS. 

Coordinator Darla darla.callaghan@gmail.com

PWC Dates for 2026-2027

- September 17

- October 15

- November 19

- January 21

- February 18

- March 18

- April 15

- May 20