community partners
Providing meals, food pantry, displacement services, and donations for guests in need in the Mooresville, NC community. LEARN MORE ABOUT FEED NC
Our mission is to maximize the post injury potential of persons living with brain injury with integrated, unique and holistic programs; allowing our members to pursue meaningful activities while developing a sense of belonging at home and in the surrounding communities. We will accomplish this mission with unique, person-centered, post-rehabilitation, community-based programs. LEARN MORE ABOUT HINDS’ FEET FARM
Mrs. Ada Jenkins was committed to education and community — and we live her legacy every day, with services including adult and youth education, food pantry, case management (the only case managers north of Charlotte), and emergency financial support while funds are available. LEARN MORE ABOUT ADA JENKINS CENTER
Children’s Homes of Iredell County is comprised of 4 group homes, each designed to provide a foster home environment and high quality therapeutic care for children and youth, ages new born to 21 years of age. Most children have come to us because of abuse and neglect; many have witnessed, or have been victims of, domestic or community violence. LEARN MORE ABOUT CHILDREN’S HOMES OF IREDELL COUNTY
Children’s Hope Alliance is committed to helping families of all shapes, sizes, and definitions through a vast array of community-based services. Our comprehensive programs give hope to North Carolina’s children and families by providing hope for a safe home, a pathway to healing, and a healthy start. LEARN MORE ABOUT CHILDREN’S HOPE ALLIANCE
Guided by our core values of caring, respect, honesty, responsibility and faith, we take immense pride in our work to strengthen communities and help all of us be our best selves. We provide a place to play, to learn, to be healthy, to get inspired and to give back. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE YMCA HERE.
The Mooresville Graded School District is located in the town of Mooresville, NC, approximately 30 miles north of Charlotte in the Southern Piedmont region of North Carolina. A district of approximately 6,000 students, MGSD consists of three elementary schools, two intermediate schools, two middle school, and one high school, as well as an alternative learning academy on its N.F. Woods Campus.
