Neighbors helping neighbors —
for 40 years.

Sandhills Coalition provides food, emergency assistance, and a pathway toward stability for Moore County families. Powered by 64 local churches and a community that cares.


about us

In 1986, eleven local churches asked a simple question: “what if we faced crisis together?” Today, that act of unity has grown into a full circle of care — food, clothing, emergency assistance, and four resale shops whose proceeds go directly back to our neighbors.

THE RESALE SHOPS

Our resale campus in Southern Pines accepts donated goods and sells them to fund the Coalition’s assistance programs. Shopping and donating here is one of the most direct ways to support Moore County families.

When you shop here, you fund local help.

Meeting Needs, Strengthening Neighbors

When individuals and families face unexpected challenges, they shouldn't have to navigate them alone. Through practical assistance, compassionate support, and partnerships across our community, we help meet immediate needs while creating pathways toward greater stability and hope.

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    Food & Essential Needs

    We're here to help meet immediate needs through food assistance, clothing, household essentials, and seasonal support programs that provide stability during difficult seasons.

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    Financial Support

    From rent and utility support to unexpected financial hardships, we work alongside local families to help navigate urgent challenges with dignity and compassion.

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    Pathways Forward

    Beyond immediate relief, we offer programs that support long-term stability through school & job-readiness and connections to community partners that help families thrive.

Small acts of generosity create lasting impact.

Through the support of local churches, volunteers, shoppers, and donors, we're able to provide meaningful assistance to individuals and families across Moore County every day.

40 years

of Moore County service

40

years of service in Moore County

64

churches on mission

4,500

families served last year