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Crisis Ministries provides food, shelter and hope to Charleston's most vulnerable citizens. This could not be possible without the support of the community. Donate now and be a part of the solution to end homelessness one person at a time, one family at a time.
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Crisis Ministries was established in 1984, but what began as a warm meal and volunteer-staffed shelter has evolved into a comprehensive service agency dedicated to helping families and individuals end their homelessness. Click here to learn about all the services we provide to the hungry and homeless.
Learn moreVOLUNTEER
Volunteers help Crisis Ministries provide the basic human needs of food, shelter and hope to our clients. Crisis Ministries would not be able to provide these services without the thousands of volunteers who give of their time and energy and contribute to making our organization a success. Join us in making a difference by clicking here now.
Learn moreOfficers:
Sean McLernon,Chariman
Jenks Bailey,Chair-Elect
Yakisha Simmons, Vice-Chair, Finance
Dennis Battles, Vice-Chair, Advancement
Andy Gowder, Immediate Past Chairman
Directors:
James "Rock" Amick, Wells Fargo Securities
Jenks Bailey, Wells Fargo Insurance
Dennis Battles, Community Leader
Father Terry Fleming, Roper St. Francis HealthCare
Wes Fuller, Greystar
Andy Gowder, Pratt-Thomas Law Firm
Jermaine Husser, Lowcountry Food Bank
Mary Margaret McLernon, Community Leader
Sean McLernon, STEALTH Concelment Solutions
Andrew Mosawi, Blackbaud
Sheri Pilley, Southeastern Fertility Center
John Royall, Royall Ace Hardware
Dunne Saal, Dunne & Associates
Yakisha Simmons, Atlas Technologies
Chairman Emeritus
Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr., The City of Charleston