Our Partners
We believe deeply in the power of collaboration. Below you will find a list of site placements.
Our site placements are with the following nonprofit organizations. If you wish to read more about a specific organization, please click their logo below.
site placements
Calvary Food Pantry
The Calvary Episcopal Food Pantry opened in April of 2009 in an effort to help local residents in need of food. We obtain food from direct donations, by direct purchase, and through MANNA FoodBank in Asheville.
Click here to watch a reflection given by our corps member about her experience at Calvary Food Pantry.
Creative Peacemakers
Creative Peacemakers is an enrichment experience for children, K-4, primarily from the Deaverview Apartments, in collaboration with Children 1st (CIC). The after-school program focuses on bringing peace to our communities by helping children practice peacemaking using cooperative play and creative expression (yoga, drawing, weaving, painting, sculpture, dance, music, collage, gardening, cooking, and more).
Episcopal Diocese of Western North Carolina
The Episcopal Diocese of Western North Carolina is a community of 63 parishes, 5 summer chapels, 2 conference centers, 1 retirement community and 1 parochial school across the 28 western-most counties of the state, we collectively witness to God’s love for the whole world. The mission of the Diocese is to Walk in the Way of Jesus, Widen the Walls by welcoming all people, and Wake up the World to the Grace and Mercy of God.
Opportunities for youth ministry, college ministry, and communications are open to corps members.
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Asheville Area Habitat for humanity
Founded in 1983, Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity was the first Habitat affiliate in North Carolina. Through Habitat homeownership and home repair programs, nearly 1,700 adults and children in Buncombe County have achieved the strength, stability and self-reliance they need to build a better future. A decent place to call home and an affordable mortgage enables Habitat homeowners to save more, invest in education, pursue opportunities and have greater financial stability.
Click here to watch a reflection given by our corps member about his experience at Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity.
Center for Spiritual Wisdom
The Center serves all seekers — whoever they are and wherever they are on their spiritual journeys. The Center’s offerings promote compassionate action and transformative growth in relationship to God, neighbor, self, creation, and cosmos through the integration of practice, learning, engagement, and reflection. We emphasize experiential learning through spiritual practices, real-world engagement, peer teaching, and other learning methods.
The Red Door Ministry
This ministry was established in 1997, making it one of the earliest to serve the marginalized and outside people in the downtown area. On Sundays, we celebrate the Holy Eucharist and offer a safe and sacred space for our congregation to enjoy conversation, creative expression through art, access to our First Aid station, The Basics Supply Closet and our Sole Mate Shoe Closet. A community meal is shared following our celebration and everyone is welcome to join us.
Corps members serve alongside the GoodWorks! Crew.
homeward bound
Homeward Bound's mission is to prevent and end homelessness in our community through permanent housing and support. AHOPE Day Center, Housing Service, Homeless Services, are a few of the many resources provided by Homeward Bound. Learn more here.
eleanor health foundation
EHF's vision is to expand equitable access to addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery services. They make an impact through treatment scholarships, building social determinants of health, contingency management, and public education. Learn more here.
Lake Logan camp & conference center
Lake Logan Conference Center serves Christ by welcoming all generations to experience restoration and reconciliation with God, one another, and all creation.
Camp Henry offers every participant an experience of the Living God in an environment of unconditional love, imagination, and engagement.
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Deerfield episcopal retirement community
Deerfield is faith-based, nonprofit, open to all, and provides a continuum of services to empower residents to live life to the fullest. They enrich the lives of those who live and work at Deerfield and commit to being leaders in the field of aging services. Learn more here.
Parish partners
 St. George's Episcopal Church, West AVL |  St. John's in the Wilderness Episcopal Church, Flat Rock |
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 St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Burnsville |  St. Gabriel's/St. Francis Episcopal Church, Rutherfordton |
 St. James Episcopal Church, Hendersonville |  St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Edneyville |