Charity Organization in Wilson, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

The Salvation Army

Charity Organization

Wilson, NC

The Salvation Army Family Store of West Gate City Boulevard channels donated goods toward rehabilitation programs that heal addictions and restore families.

  • donating goods to support rehabilitation programs

Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition

Charity Organization

Wilson, NC

Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition offers free naloxone 24/7 at county vending machines and connects people to treatment regardless of insurance.

  • Free naloxone access
  • Naloxone training for community organizations
  • People seeking substance use treatment without insurance

Staff respond to peer support requests within 24 hours

Higher Heights Home Care

Charity Organization

Wilson, NC

Higher Heights Home Care provides personal care, nursing, PTSD, and substance-abuse programs across 19 North Carolina counties.

  • Older adults needing bathing, dressing, meal, mobility, or companionship assistance at home
  • Clients needing specialized colostomy, G-tube, peg-tube, tracheostomy, or wound care
  • Families seeking 24-hour care for Alzheimer's, dementia, or serious injuries

Waymakers of North Carolina

Charity Organization

Wilson, NC

Waymakers of North Carolina provides monthly hot meals and clothing giveaways for Wilson County residents and anyone seeking a hot plate.

  • people seeking a free hot meal in Wilson
  • people seeking clothing assistance in Wilson
  • volunteers preparing or distributing food

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FAQ

Where can I get free naloxone in Wilson County?

The Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition provides free naloxone 24/7 through vending machines located across Wilson County. It also offers naloxone training.

Can I get substance-use treatment help without insurance in Wilson?

Yes. Hope Alliance accepts people without insurance as well as those with private insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare, and offers walk-in treatment assistance without an appointment.

When are free meals and clothing available through Waymakers in Wilson?

Waymakers holds a hot-plate giveaway on the second Sunday of each month and a clothing giveaway on the third Saturday at 112 Beacon Street.

What payment options does Higher Heights Home Care accept?

Higher Heights lists Medicaid, VA, TriCare/Humana, long-term-care insurance, and private pay as payment options.

Where can I donate goods to support rehabilitation programs?

Donated goods to Salvation Army Family Stores fund rehabilitation programs. The available information does not specify local donation hours or accepted-item details.