Open Table Ministry seeks out and guides people experiencing homelessness and poverty toward long-term health and wholeness by building ongoing trusting relationships, meeting practical and personal needs, making connections to community resources, and bridging critical gaps in the social services system.
We provide communities with affordable housing and opportunities for growth and revitalization by investing in qualified tax credit products.
To provide assistance to families and their children who are victims of domestic violence with transitional housing and emergency shelter for families in a housing crisis while providing them with case management, financial literacy and links to community resources to help them regain their independence.
To connect churches with communities in order to meet social and physical needs such as wheelchair ramps, porches, yardwork, groceries, and racial and socioeconomic reconciliation.
To make repairs and accessibilty upgrades for elderly, disabled, and other low income homeowners-making the home safer.
To strengthen neighborhoods with expanded homeownership opportunities; to provide quality rental housing for families and seniors with limited incomes and to enhance the economic well-being of residents of DHIC communities and low-wealth neighborhoods.
Hospitality House, a regional nonprofit transitional living facility and crisis assistance resource center, serves seven rural North Carolina counties (Watauga, Wilkes, Ashe, Avery, Alleghany, Mitchell, and Yancey) providing housing, prevention, and nutrition. Since 1984, the mission of Hospitality House has been to rebuild lives and strengthen community by providing a safe, nurturing, healthy environment in which individuals and families experiencing homelessness and poverty-related crises are equipped to become self-sufficient and productive.
Providing food, shelter and hope through Christian love.
To provide housing and services to homeless families; to engage volunteers in meaningful ways; to advocate for homeless people.