Many Raleigh Mennonite folks work or volunteer in numerous non-profit organizations within Wake County and beyond. Below are a number of the organizations that RMCers support with their time, energy and financial resources.
Interested in getting involved with any of these? Use the contact form to ask for info and we’ll put you in touch!
- A Place at the Table
- Catholic Charities Immigration Services
- Center for Reconciliation @ Duke
- Christian Library International
- Coalition to Dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery, Repair Network
- Dix Park Legacy Projects
- The Encouraging Place, including Racial Reconciliation Supper Clubs
- Families Moving Forward
- Families Together
- Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina
- Food Rescue for Church in the Woods
- FUNDAHMER (El Salvador)
- Green Chair Project
- Habitat for Humanity (including Interfaith Build)
- Hearts and Hands for Haiti
- Hispanic Family Center
- Interfaith Prison Ministry for Women
- L’Arche North Carolina
- LGBT Center of Raleigh
- Loaves and Fishes
- Mennonite Action
- Mennonite Disaster Service
- Neighborhood Network
- NC Council of Churches
- Oak City Cares
- Parktown Food Hub
- Raleigh Organizing Against Racism
- Raleigh United Mutual Aid Hub
- RISE Elementary
- Refugee Hope Partners
- Society of St. Andrew (gleaning)
- Step Up Ministry
- Urban Ministries of Wake County
- Wake Correctional Center for Men
- Wake Women Attorneys
- We Rise International
RMCers serve biscuits and coffee one Sunday a month at Oak City Cares. Oak City Cares is a hub for connecting individuals and families, who are at risk of, or are experiencing homelessness, to coordinated services that create a path to stable housing and renewed hope.
