The organizations listed below provide resources directly to the public, and the list is intended to provide people with info on where to get what they need beyond what is listed here. The list does not include the many local provider organizations that partner with schools or churches to supply resources, since people in need can not get to those services directly. A list of provider organizations can be found at the bottom of the page, and those organizations may be a great starting point for people looking to donate specific items.
For everyone
Special Needs Registry: If you (or anyone in your household) has a disability that would put them at high risk during an emergency like a hurricane, register with New Hanover County using this form.
Food Assistance
Friday: 9-11:30am
Catholic Charities Harrelson Center: 20 N. 4th Street Suite 300 Wilmington, NC 28401
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday: 1-3pm
Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard: 315 Redcross Street Wilmington, NC 28401
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: 4-6pm
Sister Isaac Center: 412 Ann Street Wilmington, NC 28401
Pender County:
Thursday: 2-4 pm
St. Joseph Food Pantry located at 1303 Highway 117 South, Burgaw. During food pantry hours, individuals also have access to health education, health screenings, emergency assistance, and case management services provided by Catholic Charities.
Immigrants
Immigration services (via Catholic Charities): contact Maria Mendoza, DOJ Accredited Representative, by email Maria Mendoza or at 910-251-8130 Ext.116 to schedule an appointment
Refugees
Interfaith Refugee Ministry services
Seniors
New Hanover County Senior Resource Center Services
Energy bill support: available from New Hanover County, application period December 1-31