THE REOPENING OF THE SANDHILLS/MOORE COALITION FOR HUMAN CARE

www.sandhillscoalition.org

Executive Director, Barrett Walker joins us to discuss the reopening of the Sandhill/Moore Coalition for Human Care. Shut down since March, due to the pandemic, Barrett walks us through the changes and accommodations the agency is making to continue to serve the people of Moore County.

The Coalition is a state chartered 501c (3) nonprofit corporation assisting citizens with hunger, financial strains, and day to day living situations that arise.

Thank you for your interest in Sandhills/Moore Coalition!  Effective June 15th, we will resume walk-in hours for residents in need of assistance on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:30-11:00 am.  The Coalition Resale Shops and Donation Center will resume shopping at The Sullivan Shop and Cris & Florrie’s Boutique as well as in-kind donations on Tuesday and Thursday from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm and Saturday from 9:00 am until 12:00 pm. 

Face coverings are required at both campuses and building access will be limited based on social distancing mandates.  Transportation, employment counseling, and donation pickups remain suspended.

 

THE SEASON OF GIVING

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Barrett Walker, Exec. Director of the Sandhills/Moore Coalition for Human Care, Myron Dice, chairperson of Christmas for Moore (formerly The Empty Stocking Fund), and the Rev. Dr. Paul Murphy of the Trinity Community Outreach Center and the Murphy Family Musical Ensemble gather to discuss the Christmas season and to increase awareness of those not as fortunate as some at this special time of year.

The many agencies in and around Moore County don’t elevate their game at the Christmas season, as their endeavors are a 12 month a year exercise.

The Christmas season is however, a time of giving and hope.  We are surrounded by people in Moore County of all types of people of different incomes, different needs and different problems.

Sandhills/Moore Coalition for Human Care, Inc.

For almost 30 years, Sandhills/Moore Coalition for Human Care has been providing emergency assistance to struggling families in Moore County. Founded in 1986 by twelve local churches, today the Coalition is led by Executive Director, Barrett Walker and receives support from individuals, businesses, and groups throughout the community.

SANDHILLS/MOORE COALITION for HUMAN CARE, INC.

Listen to the podcast below to learn about the services the Coalition provides and dispel some common misconceptions about the organization.

Executive Director Barrett Walker discusses the rich history of The Coalition Resale Shops’ location on Pennsylvania Avenue as well as the
integral function they serve in fulfilling the Coalition’s mission. Barrett walks listeners through the referral and job counseling services the
Coalition provides as well as providing basic needs such as food clothing. Learn about the Coalition’s community events such as the Empty Bowls fundraiser on Feb. 21st, the new initiative of a Work Uniform Assistance Program, Shoes for Students and the Pack the Pickup Food Drive. Volunteers are obviously the heart of the Coalition and Barrett explains the many ways each of us can get involved to help the less fortunate in our community this holiday season.

Sandhills/Moore Coalition for Human Care provides emergency food, clothing and financial assistance to residents of Moore County, NC. For more information visit their website at www.sandhillscoalition.org or call (910) 693-1600.

 

 

THE CHURCH IN 2015 – Opportunities, Challenges & Questions

Featured guest, Dr. Jolene Erlacher, (www.leadingtomorrow.org) is a local author and speaker.  Her book, Millenials in the Ministry, outlines the generational differences in the ministry that also has a wide application to intergenerational leadership, effective team development and generational trends in business of every walk of life.

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Dr. Erlacher paints a well rounded word picture of the snapshot of today’s churches with many suggestions for what today’s church leaders and parishioners have to do to stay vital, vibrant and contributory to their community at large.

Joining Dr. Erlacher are the Executive Directors of the Sandhills/Moore Coalition for Human Care, Barrett Walker, (sandhillscoalition.org/home) & Amie Fraley of Habitat for Humanity of the NC Sandhills (www.sandhillshabitat.org).

Barrett & Amie help to connect the dots about the strength of the local church community and the  local service they provide to agencies and non-profit organizations throughout Moore County.

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Dr. Erlacher educates us on what it means to be part of the Millenial generation (ages 18- 34) and their needs, expectations, hopes and dreams for their world.