Hope, help, and healing are made possible through the dedication of organizations that believe in our mission. These valued partners and funders make it possible to reach survivors, expand services, and strengthen our community. Their ongoing commitment drives meaningful and lasting change.
Grant Funders
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Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) – FEMA & United Way Worldwide
Emergency Relief Grant Funder
The Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) is a federally funded grant initiative administered by FEMA and managed by United Way Worldwide. EFSP provides critical emergency relief funding to local nonprofits, enabling them to assist individuals and families with food, shelter, rent, utilities, and other essential needs. Designed to offer flexible, rapid support in times of crisis, EFSP strengthens community-based responses to economic hardship and housing instability.
First Citizens Bank Charitable Foundation
Community Investment Grant Funder
The First Citizens Bank Charitable Foundation supports nonprofit organizations that improve the well-being of communities where the bank operates. Through its grantmaking, the foundation invests in programs that address critical needs such as food insecurity, housing, financial literacy, education, and health services. By partnering with local agencies and nonprofits, First Citizens Bank helps build stronger, more resilient communities with a focus on equity, stability, and long-term impact.
Governor's Crime Commission
State VOCA Grant Administrator
The North Carolina Governor’s Crime Commission serves as the State Administering Agency for the federal Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) funds. It is responsible for allocating and overseeing VOCA grants across the state, supporting local nonprofits, law enforcement victim assistance programs, and legal service agencies. The Commission ensures that VOCA-funded programs provide essential services such as crisis intervention, counseling, advocacy, and support to survivors of crime in communities.
Jacksonville, NC Government
Community Development Grant Funder
The City of Jacksonville administers Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds to support programs that benefit low-to-moderate income residents. Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), this grant program invests in services such as affordable housing, emergency assistance, public services, and neighborhood revitalization. Through CDBG funding, the city partners with local organizations to promote equitable access to essential resources and strengthen community development efforts.
NC Department of Administration – Council for Women & Youth Involvement
Women & Youth Empowerment Grant Funder
The Council for Women & Youth Involvement within the North Carolina Department of Administration administers state‑level grants aimed at strengthening services for women and young people. Through competitive funding, the Council supports programs that address crisis intervention, prevention of domestic and sexual violence, leadership development, mentoring, and advocacy. By partnering with nonprofits and community agencies, these grants foster safer environments and enhance opportunities for women and youth across North Carolina.
Onslow, NC Government
Local Nonprofit & Agency Grant Funder
The Onslow County Community Grants Program provides funding to local nonprofit organizations and public agencies that deliver essential services to county residents. Administered by the Onslow County Office of Planning & Community Development, these grants support initiatives in areas such as emergency assistance, social services, youth programs, and community outreach. By investing in grassroots partners, the program fosters collaborative solutions to meet the needs of vulnerable populations and strengthen the overall wellbeing of the Onslow County community.
Partners
