The Community Kitchen of Myrtle Beach tradition for the past 27 years is to feed the hungry. We serve the working poor, our senior citizens, Veterans, children, the transients, and the homeless. Last year, 2018, we served over 101,019 guests without regard to the situation or condition. The meals and fellowship are provided at NO COST to their guests.

Since 1896, Epworth has been a place for children to grow, learn and be loved. Children ages 12 and up come to us from severely stressed family systems and our goal is to nurture and love them by providing education, counseling, medical care and spiritual enrichment. Their aim is to break the destructive cycle of abuse, neglect and shame and replace it with an opportunity for each child to live a life of self-respect, responsibility and productivity.

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is touching millions of lives…one heart at a time. Since 1954, FCA has been challenging coaches and athletes on the professional, college, high school, junior high and youth levels to use the powerful platform of sport to reach every coach and every athlete with the transforming power of Jesus Christ. FCA focuses on serving local communities around the globe by engaging, equipping and empowering coaches and athletes to unite, inspire and change the world through the gospel.

The Gideons International is an Association of Christian business and professional men and their wives dedicated to telling people about Jesus through associating together for service, sharing personal testimony, and by providing Bibles and New Testaments. While we are often recognized for their work with hotels, they also place and distribute Scriptures in strategic locations so they are available to those who want them, as well as to those who may not know they need them.

Habitat for Humanity of Horry County was founded in 1990 with the mission to eliminate substandard housing in Horry County, SC by establishing partnerships to build simple, decent and affordable housing and communities together with God’s people in need. Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity of Horry County brings people together to build homes, communities and hope. The vision of the organization is a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Through the establishment of faith, civic and community partnerships, Habitat Horry empowers individuals and neighborhoods through shelter, transforms through education, and inspires through change.

Their mission is to support the stability of our community by providing basic needs and other services to empower individuals and families during a time of crisis. Through kindness and compassion, they provide services that enrich lives and create a sustainable lifestyle for our community.

When life takes an unexpected turn, they stand ready to meet the most immediate and vital needs of those in crisis. Beyond a safe place for those in need to lie down, rest, and regroup, New Directions connect their clients with resources through case management and peer support, giving them the tools they need to change their circumstances. They recognize that each person has a different path towards taking a new direction in life: Securing Housing. Reuniting with Family. Placement in Long-Term Recovery. Their team works diligently to identify and help clients overcome barriers that may prevent them from achieving their goals.

At Racepath Community Learning Center, they're more than a community hub—they’re a beacon of hope and opportunity for children and families in the Horry County area. The center is recognized for its dynamic role in sparking young minds and supporting community growth. With engaging programs led by dedicated staff, they create spaces where learning, laughter, and local pride thrive, empowering kids with essential skills and enriching our neighborhood one program at a time.

Project AGAPE is a religious humanitarian organization which began as a partnership with the Western North Carolina and North Carolina Conferences of the UMC in 1993, upon the invitation of the Armenian Apostolic Church and registered by the State Council Committee on Religious Affairs. The Project cooperates well with the Armenian Apostolic Church and received the first state registration in 1994. In 2020, Project AGAPE, Inc. began to do additional outreach work to support its missions and ministries. This work now successfully partners Project AGAPE with the Methodists of North Carolina (both UMC and GMC) and with any who want to connect with this important work.