More Than Just a Shelter: Helen Wright Center a Pathway Home
Urban Ministries of Wake County mission: To engage our community to serve and advocate on...
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Working Together to End Hunger
On May 31, WRAL reporter Aaron Thomas shared that North Carolina food banks are reporting...
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Health is More Than Physical: How ODC Supports Overall Wellbeing
Many obstacles alongside accomplishments were born out of the COVID-19 pandemic in Urban Ministriesโ Open...
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Volunteers Make UMWC’s World Go Round
Mahatma Gandhi once said, โThe best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in...
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Open Door Clinic Pharmacy: Where Patients Go to Live
Almost 100,000 people in Wake County have no health insurance, leaving 10 percent of the...
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Compassion From Within
For Urban Ministries of Wake County, February symbolizes compassion. We have so many awesome staff,...
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“You can be creative about ways to give.”
Mary Anne Howard became a volunteer with the former Ark Shelter in the late 1970โs...
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One Word: Leadership
1,177 volunteers. 135 interns. 52 staff.ย 19 boardย members. Donors. Clients. Our leaders are everywhere, and they...
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Fulfilling the Vision
In 1985, Dr. Donald T. Lucey, a retired urologist,ย started theย Open Doorย Clinic, the stateโs first free...
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Home Sweet Home
On July 14, 1981, a grandmother caring for five young grandchildren sought help in the...
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