Rowan Helping Ministries

The strongest predictor of future homelessness is past homelessness.

That’s why we launched Operation Home to walk alongside Veterans even after they’ve found housing.

Through ongoing case management, job support, and financial counseling, Operation Home helps prevent the return to homelessness and builds long-term stability. 🙌

💛 Help us provide lasting care and stability to Veterans in our community: https://rowanhelpingministries.org/donate

📣 Save the Date: Giving Tuesday is December 2!

On this global day of giving, you can help change the story for neighbors facing hunger, homelessness, and crisis.

At Rowan Helping Ministries, your generosity powers shelter, warm meals, emergency assistance, clothing, and long-term support — right here in Rowan County.

Mark your calendar and get ready to give hope this holiday season. 💙

Donate | Rowan Helping Ministries Ways to GiveThank you for considering a donation to help our neighbors in crisis. With your donation we will be able to serve and feed the hungry, distribute groceries through our three food programs, provide meals for food insecure students, shelter the homeless and so much more. Rowan Helping Mini...

🦃 Our November Wish List is here! 🦃

🛒 Shop our Amazon Wish List: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3J10WTVDG6XQI
📦 Prefer to drop off in person? Visit our receiving dock at 226 N. Long Street, Salisbury, NC 28144, Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–3:30 PM.
💻 Explore more ways to give: https://rowanhelpingministries.org/donate/.

For several years, Marie has relied on Rowan Helping Ministries’ Food Pantry to stretch her monthly food budget. But in fall of 2024, with cold weather setting in and her finances stretched thin, Marie visited our Clothing Center for the first time. She hoped to find warm clothing among the gently used, donated items that fill the racks of our Clothing Center.

As a wheelchair user and amputee, finding clothing that fits comfortably and meets her unique needs can be a challenge. With help from the volunteers who give their time in our Clothing Center, she was able to find several items that were just right for her, both in fit and function.

Thanks to the generosity of those who donate their gently used items and the volunteers who sort, fold, and distribute them, our Clothing Center serves as an important resource for community members like Marie, who need clothing for work, job interviews, and other life needs.