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WWCM Announces Seaira Green as Incoming Executive Director

September 18, 2023

Western Wake Crisis Ministry’s Board of Directors is excited to announce that Seaira Green will serve as the next Executive Director. Seaira’s first official day as Executive Director is September 18, 2023. Seaira brings her personal passion for people impacted by food insecurity, housing instability including homelessness, and mental health. She has more than 15 years as a results-oriented fundraising and nonprofit leader. She is…

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Introducing The HOME Project

August 18, 2018

The increasing challenge of finding and keeping affordable housing here in Wake County is an issue for many of those who are served by Western Wake Crisis Ministry and it’s a conversation we are called to join. As the world around us changes, our organization is also changing to meet the needs of our neighbors in ways that help provide more sustainable solutions. To that…

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Jonathan’s Story

April 25, 2018

“Jonathan” is only in high school, but his mom is sick and he carries the burden of holding his family together. They came to Western Wake Crisis Ministry seeking help with bills they couldn’t pay. As he sat in our office, shoulders drooped, his mom crying next to him, the Financial Aid Volunteer gently talked with him to learn their whole story . . .…

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The Power of Partnerships

April 25, 2018

They didn’t know where they would go, but they knew they had to leave. “Cheryl,” along with her three children and her mother, got in the car with all the belongings they could carry and drove away – fleeing domestic violence. They stayed in a hotel until their savings were depleted, then started camping in their car, and doing the best they could. But something…

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Did You Know?

March 25, 2018

Up to 50% of households served by WWCM include elderly or disabled individuals living on a fixed income. 84% of households Feeding America serves report buying the cheapest food — instead of healthy food — in order to provide enough to eat. – SOURCE: FEEDING AMERICA WWCM provides only fresh foods and produce – no expired food goes on our shelves. During the 2015-16 school…

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Nursing Services – a Valuable Partnership

December 22, 2017

Van Drives Nursing, Research By Morag MacLachlan, Communications Director, UNC’s Institute for Global Health & Infectious Diseases (IGHID) and Kelly Kirby, Communications Director, UNC School of Nursing (original story source:  http://globalhealth.unc.edu/news/feature-stories/mobilehealthvan/) A white nondescript van is making the rounds in central North Carolina bringing clinical care, experiential education and reliable research results along for the ride. Healy is the mobile health van owned by the…

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Citizen of the Year Award
Honoring our Volunteers

Partner Agency with the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina. WWCM distributed 150,646 pounds of food in 2021-2022

2023 Neighbors Helping Neighbors Charity Golf Tournament

LIVE: WWCM On-Line Charity Auction

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