Community Services Non Profits in Duplin, North Carolina

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Updated October 30, 2026

House of Raeford Farms FLOCK

Community Services Non Profits

Rose Hill, NC

House of Raeford Farms FLOCK began in 2010 and supports charitable organizations through donations and volunteers across four states.

  • Nonprofit organizations seeking hunger-relief support
  • Community programs focused on youth development
  • Mental health or addiction recovery organizations

Mt. Calvary Center for Leadership Development

Community Services Non Profits

Wallace, NC

Mt. Calvary Center for Leadership Development trains first responders, church leaders, and grassroots advocates across Southeastern North Carolina.

  • First responder and disaster responder leadership training
  • Church and civic leader development
  • Grassroots advocacy and civic engagement education

American Legion Post 156

Community Services Non Profits

Wallace, NC

The American Legion provides free VA benefits assistance through accredited service officers and operates more than 12,000 local posts.

  • Veterans applying for VA disability benefits
  • Veterans appealing VA benefits decisions
  • Military families seeking veteran advocacy

Sisu Refuge

Community Services Non Profits

Albertson, NC

VFW 9161

Community Services Non Profits

Wallace, NC

Duplin County Shrine Club

Community Services Non Profits

Wallace, NC

Sudan Shriners, operating since 1917 in New Bern, accepts donations supporting Shriners Children's and offers fraternal membership.

  • Donations supporting pediatric specialty healthcare
  • Fundraising benefiting Shriners Children's Greenville
  • Men seeking Shrine membership after becoming Master Masons

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FAQ

Where can Duplin County veterans get help applying for VA disability benefits?

American Legion Post 156 offers free assistance from accredited service officers for VA benefits applications and appeals.

Which Duplin County nonprofit helps with first responder or youth leadership training?

Mt. Calvary Center for Leadership Development provides training for firefighters, law enforcement officers, medical staff, church leaders, community activists, and at-risk youth.

Can local nonprofits request support for hunger relief or youth programs?

House of Raeford Farms FLOCK supports charitable organizations through monetary gifts, product donations, and volunteer activities in North Carolina and three other states.

Does the Duplin County Shrine Club provide pediatric medical treatment?

No. The club raises funds for Shriners Children's and can support transportation to hospitals; it is not a direct pediatric medical provider.