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Food, shelter or medicine

No gift is too small or too large. Over 33,000 Catawba County citizens have to choose between hunger, home, or health every day. Your support can make a difference. Every $5 you give is providing someone with so much more…a bag of groceries, another month of housing, a much needed bottle of insulin. For giving options click on the quick link “How can you help?” 

Honor Cards

Honor Cards
We can provide honor cards for all occasions: birthdays, anniversaries, remember someone, thank someone, recognize someone or just because…..ANY reason is accepted! It is a great way to support GHCCM and let someone know you are thinking of them. To get your honor cards, please contact Lillian Carte at 327-0979 ext. 231, or ldcarte@ccmhickory.com.

Flu Protection

Swine Flu Protection

 


 

 

Our Mission

In response to God's call, the mission of the Greater Hickory Cooperative Christian Ministry is to bring together the resources of the community to provide health care services to those in need; emergency food to those who are hungry; and educational and supportive services to those who are in crisis.

Happy Valentine's Day!Send your sweetie an honor card!

Point in Time Homeless Count

Many of the area homeless came to the Greater Hickory Cooperative Christian Ministry on January 27th to be counted as part of the Housing Visions Continuum of Care Point in Time Homeless Count. An accurate count of our homeless citizens is vital to securing local, state and federal funds. Those who came to be counted received free HIV/AIDS testing from ALFA, H1N1 flu shots, glucose testing and a lunch from Chic-fil-A. Backpacks stuffed with blankets, gloves, scarves, flashlights and food were also given out.

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