To celebrate Valentine's Day, Celia Rivenbark and "duh-hubby" Scott Whisnant will be in the kitchen together, whipping up pancakes and sausage! Trinity United Methodist Church's Family Life Center at 4008 South College Road (just south of 17th Street) from 7:30 - 11:00 am. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased at the door.

The Landfall Foundation awarded WARM a generous grant of $6000, the maximum amount, to help low income families in New Hanover County. WARM is extremely grateful to the Landfall Foundation for its faithful support. Click below for a full list of 2009 awards given by the Landfall Foundation.

Ron Fascher, the President of WARM's Board of Directors, was awarded a 2009 Volunteer of the Year (one of five) by the Cape Fear Volunteer Center. 

Ron participates in all of WARM's activities from project management and volunteer coordination to strategic planning and fund development. He has a special interest in involving youth in the home repair projects to plant the seeds for a lifetime of rewarding service. 

Under Ron's leadership, WARM has grown from helping 30 low income families per year to over 60 in 2009. THANK YOU, RON!

 WARM celebrates a few milestones! We opened a new office... We completed over 400 homes... And we are 13 years old!

 In addition to our faithful local volunteers, several out of town teams have chosen to travel here to serve with WARM. They travelled from Angier, Greensboro, Kenly, and Wake Forest North Carolina; various parts of Wisconsin; and Biloxi, Mississippi! (The Biloxi team was reunited with many locals who worked in Biloxi after Hurricane Katrina) Check out the photos!

Thanks to generous supporters and fiathful volunteers, WARM has improved the living conditions of over 400 very low income homeowners in Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus, New Hanover, and Pender Counties!  

To celebrate Valentine's Day, Celia Rivenbark and "duh-hubby" Scott Whisnant will be in the kitchen together, whipping up pancakes and sausage! Trinity United Methodist Church's Family Life Center at 4008 South College Road (just south of 17th Street) from 7:30 - 11:00 am. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased at the door.

The Landfall Foundation awarded WARM a generous grant of $6000, the maximum amount, to help low income families in New Hanover County. WARM is extremely grateful to the Landfall Foundation for its faithful support. Click below for a full list of 2009 awards given by the Landfall Foundation.

Ron Fascher, the President of WARM's Board of Directors, was awarded a 2009 Volunteer of the Year (one of five) by the Cape Fear Volunteer Center. 

Ron participates in all of WARM's activities from project management and volunteer coordination to strategic planning and fund development. He has a special interest in involving youth in the home repair projects to plant the seeds for a lifetime of rewarding service. 

Under Ron's leadership, WARM has grown from helping 30 low income families per year to over 60 in 2009. THANK YOU, RON!

 WARM celebrates a few milestones! We opened a new office... We completed over 400 homes... And we are 13 years old!

 In addition to our faithful local volunteers, several out of town teams have chosen to travel here to serve with WARM. They travelled from Angier, Greensboro, Kenly, and Wake Forest North Carolina; various parts of Wisconsin; and Biloxi, Mississippi! (The Biloxi team was reunited with many locals who worked in Biloxi after Hurricane Katrina) Check out the photos!

Thanks to generous supporters and fiathful volunteers, WARM has improved the living conditions of over 400 very low income homeowners in Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus, New Hanover, and Pender Counties!