9 found · ← All categories in Haywood
Updated October 31, 2026
Charity Organization
Waynesville, NC
Salvation Army connects individuals and families in need with local centers and churches across North and South Carolina.
Charity Organization
Waynesville, NC
Goodwill Store And Donation Center has 52 locations across 35 Northwest North Carolina counties and has served the community since 1926.
Charity Organization
Waynesville, NC
The Arc of Haywood provides IDD housing, employment, and community support in Haywood County, including CARF-accredited community housing services.
Charity Organization
Waynesville, NC
Helping Hands of Haywood provides four-season emergency shelter and street outreach for people experiencing homelessness in Haywood County and western North Carolina.
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Charity Organization
Waynesville, NC
Knights of Columbus 15085 serves Waynesville through St. John the Evangelist and Immaculate Conception Mission with Faith, Family, Community, and Life programs.
Charity Organization
Waynesville, NC
Southwestern Resource Conservation & Development coordinates conservation projects across seven western North Carolina counties and the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians.
Charity Organization
Clyde, NC
The Salvation Army Family Store of West Gate City Boulevard channels donated goods toward rehabilitation programs that heal addictions and restore families.
Charity Organization
Waynesville, NC
Women of Waynesville supports women and children in Haywood County through stealth assistance, nonprofit fundraising, and an all-volunteer structure.
Charity Organization
Waynesville, NC
Helping Hands of Haywood provides four-season emergency shelter for individuals, families, older adults, people with disabilities, and people facing medical or serious mental-health emergencies. It also conducts street outreach and links people to care.
The Arc of Haywood operates three supported-living group homes and one Intermediate Care Facility, with 24/7 staffing in its group homes. It also offers supported employment, community living support, and respite services.
Women of Waynesville provides stealth assistance for basic needs through grants, directed donations, internal funds, and personal belongings. Its enrichment information notes that monthly application capacity is limited, so it may not fit urgent needs.
Goodwill accepts donated goods for resale and household e-waste for recycling, while Salvation Army locations provide donation opportunities. Goodwill reports recycling 1.5 million pounds of e-waste annually across its service area.