6th, 7th, and 8th grade students from CM Eppes middle school, members of the First LEGO League Team, came to learn about homelessness and to lend a hand in the clothes closet. They were accompanied by their teacher, Megan Nelson, and several parents.   They met with Jim Cox and Ken Becker for almost an hour, learning and asking questions about the displaced population in our community. Ms Nelso...

Our volunteer of the month, Sharon Mim, is a multi-talented lady.  She has given generously of her time and many talents to CCC over the past 18 months.  She started by helping to put up the shelves in the free clothes closet, became part of the planning committee for the annual banquet, volunteered in both the Respite Quarters and breakfast, and has handled many media functions for us.  She manag...

The Community Crossroads is multifaceted with an array of Services. This is just one. The Community Crossroads FREE Community Closet. #GvilleXroads #HelpingOthers https://www.facebook.com/GvilleXroads/videos/2404698153182153/

Many thanks to Ms. Rena Jones for her very generous contribution of snacks for the Respite Quarters.  Ms. Jones donated an entire shopping cart full of goodies including single servings of pastas, franks & beans, raisins, etc.  The residents who are in respite quarters will really appreciate the snacks, especially the children who get off of the school bus ready to relax and enjoy a treat. ...

We thank the students that came from John Paul II High School to lend a hand at the Free Community Clothes Closet here at CCC.  Many hands make light the work and there is a lot of sorting, folding and hanging of clothes to do! (This is from the School's FB page)  SERVICE WITH A SMILE October 15th was the first of three Service Days for the 2019-2020 school year. Students and faculty made thei...

Thank you to Megan Jones, Branch Manager of Woodforest National Bank #0825, and her crew, Byron Joyner and Shameka Carter.  They came in today to prepare breakfast for the residents: pancakes, sausage and fruit.  Thank you for coming out this morning and giving of yourselves. Volunteers are the backbone of CCC and most of what happens here could not happen without our volunteers.   If you are i...

Thank you to Jennie Ann Cole, MSW, PhD and her students from the Advanced Practice:  Community Partnerships class who came to Community Crossroads Center and helped to sort and hang clothes in our Free Community Clothes Closet.  These students are in the Masters of Social Work program at ECU and we so appreciate the field that they are studying and the help that they gave here. Volunteers are t...

Congratulations to Jennie Baird, our Volunteer of the Month for October. Jennie has come twice a week for the past year and a half to organize and store all of the donations that are given to CCC, and gratefully there are a lot of them.  She takes care of all of the various donations of personal hygiene items, toys, books, blankets, towels, etc.  She is also of vital help to the clothes closet ...

On Tuesday of this week, the Shelter hosted a Meet and Greet luncheon for our new Executive Director, Ken Becker, and an opportunity for retiring director, Bob Williams, to say his final farewells. Ken Becker is a 20 year veteran of the Marine Corps.  Becker also has a degree in social work from UNC Wilmington. He's worked with homeless veterans and a non-profit organization as well. He's excit...

2019 Honor Card 1 Cards $5.00 USD 5 Cards $20.00 USD 10 Cards $40.00 USD 20 Cards $80.00 USD 25 Cards $100.00 USD This Holiday Season, stand with us to help our neighbors that are struggling, those who have stumbled along life’s path and are homeless. The Honor Card is a great way to support Community Crossroads Center and share the message of need by honoring...