Haitian Voice Community

In 2003, the St. Stephen's Soup Kitchen was renamed the Community Soup Kichen of Goldsboro moved from St. Stephen's Episcopal Church at 200 North James Street, where it had been located for 24 years, to its present location at 112 West Oak Street. Since 1980 the Soup Kitchen was a ministry of St. Stephen's and was supported by volunteers from many other churches throughout the county, including men and women from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. Corporate and local businesses donated food and money in order to sustain the operation through the years to feed the hungry. The new site at Temple Oheb Sholom, the second oldest Jewish temple in the state, was made possible by the generous efforts of the Jewish community and the Episcopal Church. Extensive renovations were completed and a Board of Directors was formed to oversee the new Community Soup Kitchen's operations.

Wayne County Humane Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing and rehoming animals in need in the Goldsboro, NC area. They provide shelter, medical care, and adoption services for a variety of animals, striving to create a better future for pets in the community. Generated from their business information

Stagestruck, also known as The Young People's Own Theatre, is a 501(c)(3) regional youth theatre based in Goldsboro, NC. Since 1991, the organization has been dedicated to fostering young people's passion for the performing arts through a variety of productions, auditions, camps, and educational opportunities. With a focus on encouraging knowledge, interest, and participation in theatrical arts, Stagestruck provides a platform for young performers to showcase their talents and develop their skills in a supportive and creative environment. Through their commitment to youth development, the theatre continues to inspire and empower the next generation of actors and artists.Generated from the website