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Fellowship Home The Fellowship Home located in historic downtown Winston-Salem was originally established as a Flynn Home in 1962. The mission at that time was to provide a residence for recovering alcoholics. In 1979 the facility was renamed The Fellowship Home of Winston-Salem, NC, Inc and the mission was expanded to include other forms of drug abuse. In 1985 Fellowship Home became a United Way partner agency. Located at 661 North Spring Street, the former J. J. Gentry House, makes a distinctive impression with its eclectic architectural style. Built in 1917, the Gentry House was designed by prominent local architect G. Gilbert Humphreys and is on the National Register of historic homes. Fellowship Home Alumni Association Residents who successfully complete The Fellowship Home's Half-Way House program become voting members of Home's Alumni Association. While these men are considered self-sufficient, Alumni Association provides continued peer support and guidance. Alumni Association also hosts an annual alumni reunion and serves as an informal method of tracking success.

The Shalom Project Inc, located in Winston-Salem, NC, is dedicated to challenging the cycle of poverty in the community through compassionate and inclusive programs. Their initiatives include a medical clinic, food pantry, clothing closet, and specialized programs like Flourish and the Peters Creek Community Initiative, all aimed at supporting families and creating lasting change. The organization relies on the commitment of volunteers and the generosity of donors to effectively serve those in need. By focusing on immediate assistance and long-term solutions, the Shalom Project aspires to foster an equitable community for all residents. Generated from the website

City Lights Ministry is a faith-based organization dedicated to serving underprivileged children and their families in Winston Salem's inner city. By addressing both physical needs and spiritual growth, the ministry aims to foster hope and create a better future for the community. Through various programs such as the Grace Project, which offers support for new mothers, and a Mobile Food Pantry that distributes over 25,000 pounds of food monthly, City Lights Ministry actively engages with families. Volunteers can contribute through donations, mentoring, and hands-on support, making a positive impact in the lives of local children. Generated from the website