Charity Partners

Since 2011, Beds for Kids has empowered Charlotte families in need by providing beds and essential furniture to create stable homes. Serving Mecklenburg and Cabarrus counties, it delivered 3,920 beds and 31,074 furniture units to 1,406 families in 2024. With 80 referral partners, it ensures children and families have the furnishings needed for comfort and dignity.

Founded in 2019, Feeding Charlotte INC rescues surplus meals from professional kitchens to feed hungry Charlotteans. Partnering with venues like Bank of America Stadium, it delivered 305,420 meals in 2024, a 560% increase from 2023. With over 380 volunteer drivers, it diverts 1.1M lbs of food from landfills, serving Mecklenburg County and surrounding areas.

Founded in 2020, Hearts for the Invisible Charlotte Coalition fights housing inequities for Charlotte’s unhoused. In a two year span, they served 1,133 neighbors, including 512 chronically homeless, achieved 661 positive exits and 214 permanent housing placements. Through outreach and advocacy, they provides emergency aid and case management to end homelessness.

Founded in 2017, West Blvd Ministry Inc. serves Charlotte's West Blvd corridor by mentoring young men through the WBM Stars Academy and neighborhood outreach. In 2025, it guided 30+ boys, raising their GPA by 0.52 and teaching life skills like swimming. It supports local schools with football equipment and fosters community ties with CMPD through BBQ For Blue.

Founded in 2008, Camp Twitch and Shout empowers kids aged 7-18 with Tourette Syndrome through a weeklong summer camp in Rutledge, Georgia. It serves campers with a safe space to connect, offering activities like swimming and archery. In 2025, it hosted 62 campers, with 50% of volunteers being former campers, fostering lifelong bonds.

Founded in 2022, Mission Charlotte equips Charlotte nonprofits for sustainability and impact. In 2024, it served 186 organizations, training 430 leaders in workshops and coaching 61 groups with 60 coaching hours. Through Thrive Index assessments, it strengthens leadership and operations for nonprofits serving diverse community needs.

Founded in 1971, the Alliance for the Mentally Ill Metrolina Chapter supports Charlotteans affected by mental illness with education and resources. In 2024, it served 675 in support groups, 900 via presentations, and 623 through its helpline. Its Navigator program and Ending the Silence initiative reduce stigma and connect Mecklenburg residents to care.

Since 2009, Let Me Run has used the power of running and a proven curriculum to help boys develop self-confidence, emotional awareness, teamwork, perseverance, and physical health. Headquartered in Charlotte, the program supports boys in grades 3-8 across the U.S. through a 7-week season culminating in a 5K celebration. The curriculum emphasizes comprehensive wellness and equips participants with strategies for honesty, courage, responsibility, relational skills, and active habits.

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Since 1994, MiraVia Inc. has been a Christ-centered haven for pregnant mothers and children. Since 2013, its free College Residence welcomes pregnant students nationwide, providing housing and support so they can pursue education while caring for their child. The MiraVia Outreach Center aids 1,100+ women and babies yearly and partners with 30 pro-life groups for further support.

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