Wilmington Chamber of Commerce, founded in 1853, connects more than 1,000 members representing over 40,000 employees across southeastern North Carolina.
Businesses seeking local networking and member connections
Southeastern North Carolina businesses needing policy advocacy
The Harrelson Center connects residents with financial, housing, and healthcare assistance through a centralized nonprofit campus serving the Cape Fear Region.
New Hanover, Brunswick, or Pender County residents seeking emergency financial assistance
Adults and families needing housing stabilization or housing identification
Residents needing Medicaid, DSS, disability, primary care, dental, behavioral health, or medication assistance referrals
Valley of Wilmington Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite Masons provides 4th-through-32nd-Degree education and uses a full theatre stage for Masonic productions.
Master Masons seeking continued education beyond the first three degrees
People interested in joining the Scottish Rite through a reunion
Members seeking Masonic theatrical productions in a facility with stage, lighting, and sound
Access Family Services provides children and family behavioral health and substance use services across North Carolina and has served communities since 1999.
children and families seeking behavioral health services
How much do Cape Fear Clinic visits and prescriptions cost?
The clinic lists $4 doctor visits and $0-$4 prescriptions for enrolled patients. It also accepts NC Medicaid, Medicare, and dual-eligible adults.
Who is eligible for Cape Fear Clinic services?
Services are for adults in New Hanover, Brunswick, Pender, or Columbus counties, including uninsured adults with incomes up to 300% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines and adults with Medicaid or Medicare.
Does Cape Fear Clinic provide emergency care?
No. The clinic is not intended for emergency or urgent care, and it does not provide psychiatric or substance-abuse treatment.
How long does StepUp Wilmington's employment program take?
Its job-readiness training lasts one week, followed by job placement assistance and continued support for up to one year after employment.
Are there free adult education classes in New Hanover County?
Cape Fear Literacy Council offers free classes in reading, writing, English-language skills, computer help, and U.S. citizenship preparation.