Mooresville/Lake Norman Christian Mission
Provides food, used clothing, furniture, appliances. Also medicines, fuel, gas, electricity, and shelter on an emergency basis. We have many parishioners who volunteer at the mission and more are always welcome.
Visit our website at: www.mooresvillelakenormanchristianmission.org/
Volunteer Coordinator: Suzanne Dewosky
volunteer@ourchristianmission.org
Phone: 704-664-2357, ext. 50
Soup Kitchen
The Mooresville Soup Kitchen is a non-denominational, faith based organization whose mission is to provide nourishing meals, fellowship and encouragement to any person in need. We are the first stop for so many who are in need and looking for direction. We serve over 3,000 meals monthly from our location in downtown Mooresville. We also provide Emergency Food Boxes and other resources as needed.
St. Therese has 3 groups who cook, serve and clean up, one day a month. We also have parishioners participating in other groups. There are many volunteers who pick up from grocery stores weekly.
If you have an interest in this ministry as a regular or a substitute:
Contact: Stella Paysor 704-664-4667
spaysor@roadrunner.com
Visit our website at: www.mooresvillesoupkitchen.com
Our Towns Habitat for Humanity
Our Mission: To put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together in partnership to provide safe, decent and affordable housing solutions for families and communities in need.
Founded in 1988, Our Towns Habitat is an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, an ecumenical Christian ministry. We are one of over 1625 affiliates in the U.S., and we serve families in the towns of Mooresville, Davidson, Cornelius, and Huntersville, NC.
Phone: 704-896-8957
To sign up to volunteer, please click here
Visit our website at: www.ourtownshabitat.org
HealthReach Community Clinic
HealthReach Community Clinic provides free medical care and medications for low-income, uninsured residents of Iredell County. We would welcome volunteers that have a medical background, such as doctors, advanced care practitioners, nurses and medical assistants.Volunteers welcome at Serenity House, a comfort care home in Mooresville and Huntersville. A comfort care home is a non-medical home for the care of terminally ill persons where no fees are charged. Volunteers in this home-like setting provide hands-on care. Training is provided.
We are staffed primarily by volunteers, who come in for four-hour overlapping shifts between 7am and 11pm. Volunteers do mainly bedside care, which can involve light cooking, helping a resident clean up, use the restroom/get changed, or just keeping them company (whatever they need during those four hours). In depth training is provided.
For more information please call Alissa Conlin, Volunteer Coordinator at (704)664-2004.
Serenity House Needs:
Gift cards - it's how we buy groceries for the residents
Coffee, cream/sugar
Lysol Wipes
Dryer sheets
Antibacterial wipes
Toilet paper
Paper towels
Desperate need of copy paper
Postage stamps
Single serve: applesauce, pudding, macaroni & cheese, soup, fruit, cereal, juice
HE Laundry detergent
#6 Coin envelopes
Thank you!
Iredell Council on Aging
Statesville Office: 704-873-8568
Mooresville Office: 704-662-3337
The Iredell Council on Aging is a private, not-for-profit agency devoted to improving the quality of life and maintaining independent living for Iredell’s older adults, 60 and over. There is no set fee for services, but clients are asked to make a contribution to a cost-sharing program based on their income. Also, The Iredell Senior Center and South Iredell Senior Center offer a wide range of health, education, recreation, and social activities for older adults.
Visit our website at: www.iredellcoa.com
Special Treasures (in Statesville)
Special Treasures is a thrift store in downtown Statesville that serves as a Workforce Development Program for youth who are currently in foster care or who have aged out of foster care. Our mission is to help foster youth build the skills, assets and education they need to make a successful transition to self-sufficiency and responsible adulthood.
Special Treasures is committed to removing barriers and driving change for foster youth through community awareness, youth connectedness and permanence.
Special Treasures needs volunteers now more than ever! Our store and youth depend on volunteers and we couldn’t make this program work without them! There are many volunteer opportunities available.
Contact Us: Special Treasures Thrift Store
214 North Center Street, Statesville, NC 28677
Store Hours: T-F 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-5pm
Website: www.special-treasures.org