Partners

“Island Grace Café” opened to the public in May of 2011 and began serving the Pawleys Island and Georgetown County community, lifting up those in need. This outreach program provides a free hot lunch every Friday. Men and women volunteers involved in this ministry help prepare the food, serve our guests and clean up. In addition to serving a hot lunch each and every week, there is “The Well”, a clothes closet where people of all ages can find gently used clothing to take with them at no charge.

Located throughout the Southeast, AMIKids has been providing a structured family environment to youth since 1969. Since then, more than 115,000 have been guided back on track to becoming productive members of society. AMIKids earned the prestigious honor of being recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) in their Model Programs Guide for successful results with the Day Treatment programs.

In collaboration with area churches, community and civic organizations, the Baskervill Food Pantry is an outreach ministry of Holy Cross Faith Memorial Episcopal Church. The mission of the Baskervill Food Pantry is to provide supplemental food and nutrition education to people of the Georgetown County area who are food insecure while promoting community awareness of food insecurity.

Historic Bethel AME Church offers various ministries and programs to help you connect with others and grow in your faith.  Our mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit,  mind, and body.  Our monthly community luncheon is the third Wednesday of each month at 12:00, and our exercises for persons 55+ take place every Wednesday at 11:00-11:50am.

Bread of Life is one of many missions at Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church. We visit and pray with our guests while serving nutritious meals on Monday and Tuesday from 11:30 - 1:00, serving 350 - 400 meals weekly. We also provide shopping for our guests from a variety of groceries and clothing.

The Community Kitchen of Myrtle Beach tradition for the past 29 years is to feed the hungry. We serve the working poor, our senior citizens, veterans, children, the transients, and the homeless through our General Feeding Program and the less fortunate children through our Children’s Hunger Initiative Program.  Approximately 155,00 meals are served annually through the 2 programs, all provided at NO COST to our guests.

Community Lunch is a partnership between Shepherd of the Sea Lutheran, Surfside United Methodist, and LowCountry Community Church.  This ministry serves approximately 100 people lunch and fellowship every Wednesday from 11:30 - 1:00 at Shepherd of the Sea Lutheran.  All are welcome.

Engaging Minds Services provides hope and empowerment to those who are affected by human trafficking and abuse.

Housed at Precious Blood Catholic Church, Father Pat’s soup kitchen feeds those in need a free lunch on Wednesday and Thursday and breakfast on Saturday.  Over 300 are served weekly.

Food From the Father Ministry was founded by Love Chapel Deliverance Center in the city of Georgetown. Our target goal was to feed the people in the surrounding area a hot meal and a cold beverage every third Thursday of the month. This is not limited to the underprivileged but extended to all. Everyone deserves a free hot meal.

F-R-E-E Ministry is a “Christ-Centered Ministry” with a mission to provide men in bondage from addiction and other life-controlling issues with freedom through the truth that is the Word. From the Word, we find the 12-Steps of recovery and discipleship through the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Friendship Place is a Christian organization working to provide our neighbors in poverty the opportunity to move from crisis to self-sufficiency. For over 20 years we have helped people not only meet their basic needs but also move up and out of poverty. We are focused on building relationships with those we serve so we can encourage and challenge them to reach their full potential. We are a small grass-roots operation and we strive to be creative, effective and efficient in the administration of our programs. We are strong enough to help move our clients forward and agile enough to meet their changing needs. In the past years we have served meals to our neighbors and helped others reach their goals by helping with soft skills and mentoring for job readiness.

Hear the Father’s Call goes out on weekends to feed the homeless and those less fortunate.  We provide hot meals.  An average of 75 people are served each time we go out, frequently new clients!  Everyone has a story to tell.

For more than 30 years, Helping Hands has offered HOPE, HELP, and CHANGE in Georgetown County. On faith-based principles, we seek to create sustainable futures through job training and youth empowerment to relieve generational and situational poverty, while meeting immediate needs of food insecurity, utility support, and dental care.

Started in 1971 by several local churches, Helping Hand of Myrtle Beach has been proudly serving the community for over 50 years. We are a short-term crisis intervention and referral agency whose mission is to support our community by providing basic needs and other services. Our goal is to assist individuals and families with immediate, short-term needs such as food, rent, utilities, and other specialized services, which if not met, would threaten an individual’s or family’s stability.

Hopewell Senior Day Care Center  has a mission to provide food, furniture, appliances, and clothing to low income families, underprivileged children, and people in need. We serve 120 families.

Meals on Wheels of Horry and Georgetown County, Inc. glorifies our Lord Jesus Christ by providing home delivered meals and fellowship to our Grandparents that are homebound, elderly and terminally ill of Horry and Georgetown County. We provide home delivered meals free of charge to those with no reliable means of getting groceries or safely preparing meals, regardless of ability to pay.

Myrtle Beach Christian Church has been serving the Horry County community since 1983. Built to serve and serving to build describes this working family of God. With outreaches to establish senior living apartments, provide help through a woman's shelter, have a thrift store, build a new church in Puerto Rico, and share meals for families and those in need, the church is busy seeking to help others grow and be cared for in God's family.

No Boundaries International South Carolina (NBISC) is a 501 c3 all volunteer non-profit that serves people in Georgetown and Horry communities. Our mission statement is to restore, train and deploy people to their original God-intended design. We  focus on discipleship, Bible study and feeding people “body and soul” through our food truck ministry and partnership with other non-profits in SC.

St. Peter's Lutheran Church is at 65 Crooked Oak in Pawleys Island, SC and offers a free community meal every Sunday from 4:30 pm to 6 pm. You can drive through or come in and dine with us. A menu for the current month of meals is available.

A men's recovery house that provides a supportive and structured environment that allows us to focus on you as a person and assist you in achieving your personal dreams without the shackles of addiction. We deliver professional services at an all-inclusive and affordable rate.

We are a Christian church family who serve our Savior and care for all. We serve about 100 people in our community lunch every Wednesday from 11:30 to 1:00 along with fellowship. All are welcome.

The nonprofit organization provides a free, hot meal every weekday for lunch and dinner, with weekend meal bags added on Fridays. Over 2000 meals are served monthly.

Sonshine Recovery Ministries is a nonprofit organization that advocates for those who are suffering from drug addiction and/or alcoholism.  We offer a faith-based program to help people return to being productive members of society.

Teach My People's VISION is for our students to reach their full, God-given potential.
 
Teach My People's MISSION is to teach children and youth in our partnering schools to overcome academic, economic and social challenges and impact families through the delivery of Christ-centered programs and services that promote spiritual, educational, and emotional growth.

Part of one of the most successful Christian recovery ministries in the United States, the South Carolina chapter has a new facility where adult men, ages 18-45, come to escape the bondage of destructive lifestyles associated with drugs and alcohol.

The Village Group’s mission is to serve as a bridge for the students and families in Georgetown County. We are committed to providing education opportunities, college-career readiness, and enrichment activities in hopes of making positive changes in their lives resulting in a more resilient and sustainable community.

This private, nonprofit agency provides comprehensive residential services for up to 20 abused, abandoned and neglected youth ages 10-21. It is the first and only low management group home in Horry County.