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Good Shepherd is collecting school supplies to deliver to our friends in need, with help from our friends at Nourish NC. School Supplies Needs List: Pens Pencils Colored Pencils Pencil Sharpeners Markers Crayons Highlighters Glue Sticks Scissors Construction Paper Lined Paper Spiral Bound Notebooks Composition Books Binders Folders Calculators Backpacks

Make a personal gift. Donations are tax deductible as allowed by law and make a significant difference in our fight to end hunger and homelessness in our community.  Gifts can be donated in their entirety or spread out over several years. Make a planned gift. Include Good Shepherd Center as

Coronavirus Update: July 31, 2020 We continue to operate the shelter at reduced capacity in order to keep guests safe through social distancing. We are doing our best to house families and individuals who reach out to us by directly connecting them with landlords and available units. At the close

As of 8 am on Monday, September 9, 2019: All programs are open and fully functional as normal. Thank you to everyone who came to our aid with bottled water and blankets pre-hurricane. We appreciate you so much!! Post-storm Shelter Needs: Bottled Water Spray Deodorant Men’s and Women’s New Underwear

Things are moving quickly at SECU Lakeside Reserve as we prepare to finish Phase II and the addition of 24 units of affordable housing for chronically homeless adults with a disability. As dirt was moved and underground plumbing installed, we moved on to pouring concrete beds. Soon after the trucks

Trike-a-thon for the Homeless, Bike Rodeo, & Safe Kids Expo is happening on Sunday, April 28 from 1 to 4 PM. Free and Open to the Public–Donations to Wilmington’s Good Shepherd Center for the Homeless gratefully accepted. Bring your kids, enjoy an afternoon of outdoor recreation, and raise money for

Update, Monday, September 24, 2018: Thank you to all who have pitched in and lent a helping hand in the process of getting the shelter closed, caring for our guests, and in the challenging days following Hurricane Florence. We are very happy to report that at this time, Monday morning,