The Outer Banks Hospital is pleased to announce that Interfaith Community Outreach is a recipient of the 2022-2023 Community Benefit Grants Program

 

Right to left: Jenniffer Schwartzenberg, The Outer Banks Hospital, Jenniffer Albanese, ICO Director, Lyndsey Hornock, Program Assistant, Community Outreach and Marketing at The Outer Banks Hospital

 

The Outer Banks Hospital is pleased to announce that Interfaith Community Outreach is a recipient of the 2022-2023 Community Benefit Grants Program. Grants are awarded for projects that will significantly increase access to healthcare and financial resources in our community. Interfaith Community Outreach plans to use the funds to provide medical assistance, cancer outreach and crisis intervention for community members in need.

Linda Palombo

Interfaith Community Outreach’s Outgoing Board Chair Linda Palombo was awarded the North Carolina Governor’s Volunteer Service Award. This award recognizes those dedicated individuals who have made a significant contribution to their community through volunteer service. Linda’s energy and passion assisted neighbors in need with everyday challenges and times of hardship following crisis events. This community is enriched by devoted volunteers and ICO is thankful to have had Linda’s leadership. Congratulations Linda!

Interfaith Community Outreach. Interfaith Community Outreach “Provides Assistance to Individuals and families facing a Temporary Emergency Crisis.” ICO will bridge the gap in our community for those in need. In 2021 ICO was able to assist over one thousand families and give back to our community over $400,000 in monetary outreach. 

RETIRING BOARD MEMBERS

“No one hears the cry of the poor or the sound of a wooden bell”
                                                                                                         Haitian Proverb

RETIRING BOARD MEMBERS

Pictured top row from left to right is Julia Ashcheulova, Mike Pringle & Linda Palombo

At their March 31st Board Meeting, Interfaith Community Outreach honored outgoing Board Chair, Linda Palombo, Vice-Chair, Mike Pringle and Board Member Julia Ashcheulova for their service and dedication to ICO and our Community. During their time on the Board, their leadership guided ICO through storm recovery and pandemic crises, resulting in ICO assisting significant numbers of neighbors in need. Our community is enriched by the talents and generosity of volunteers like Linda, Mike, and Julia. 

Interfaith Community Outreach.  Interfaith Community Outreach “Provides Assistance to Individuals and families facing a Temporary Emergency Crisis”. ICO will bridge the gap in our community for those in need. In 2021 ICO was able to assist over 1000 families and give back to our community over $400,000 in monetary outreach.  ICO’s office is in Kill Devil Hills at 115 Mustian Street.  If you’d like to donate, join their volunteer staff, or refer someone, please call 252-480-0070 or go online to www.interfaithoutreach.com to apply for assistance.

Contact: 

Jenniffer Albanese, Executive Director

Interfaith Community Outreach, Inc.

Yuwon Kim

Yuwon KimMy name is Yuwon Kim, I am a senior at First Flight High School.  I am currently taking an internship class at FFHS, and I choose to do my internship at Interfaith Community Outreach.  I would like to gain work and volunteer experience working with this non-profit.  I plan on attending a university when I graduate and study Art History.  I look forward to learning all I can during this internship. 

Sophie Yacobi

My name is Sophie Yacobi and I’m currently a junior at First Flight High School.  In my free time I enjoy playing soccer and going to the beach with friends.  I’ve just recently started volunteering here at Interfaith.  It feels so good to start my mornings helping others.  Growing up on the Outer Banks I’ve seen the struggles locals go through to keep this island running.  Taking time out of my day to give back to my community cost nothing to me, but may mean the world to someone in need.

Pea Island Preservation Society presented Interfaith Community Outreach, with a check in the amount of $500.00 to help our neighbors
Pea Island Preservation Society presented Interfaith Community Outreach, with a check in the amount of $500.00 to help our neighbors

row from left to right is Coquetta Brooks, PIPSI Secretary and Doug Stover, PIPSI Director…bottom row is Joan Collins, PIPSI Outreach Director and Darrell Collins, PIPSI President

The PIPSI raised funds to help those in need during its annual “Hope for the Holidays”. Hope for the Holidays was a vision in response to the Covid Pandemic and with the desire to help those in need.  The PIPSI decorated the Pea Island Cookhouse Museum for Christmas and started collecting donations for those in need. Each year PIPSI chooses an organization that leads the charge in identifying that need. This year they choose Interfaith Community Outreach.  Interfaith Community Outreach “Provides Assistance to Individuals and families facing a Temporary Emergency Crisis”. ICO will bridge the gap in our community for those in need. In 2021 ICO was able to assist over 1000 families and give back to our community over $400,000 in monetary outreach.  ICO’s office is in Kill Devil Hills at 115 Mustian Street.  If you’d like to donate, join their volunteer staff, or refer someone, please call 252-480-0070 or go online to www.interfaithoutreach.com to apply for assistance.

To learn more about PIPSI, please visit www.peaislandpreservationsociety.com

Contact: 

Jenniffer Albanese, Executive Director

Interfaith Community Outreach, Inc.

Give the Gift of Hope

We are thankful for supporters like you and appreciate how you make caring for your community a priority. Your tax-deductible donation will help ICO continue its mission.

ICO, OBRF & Caring Hands Ministry Repairing Stairs for the Elderly

Interfaith Community Outreach, Outer Banks Relief Foundation and Caring Hands Ministry partnered to complete these new staircases today, both the high stair on the north side and the lower stair on the southside.

John Klamut was the leader on this project. Other Caring Hands teammates for the three-day project were Scott Kessler, John Park, David Kole, Steve Hachtman, Ron Ordas, Bill Mathews, and Jack Meagher.

Klamut reported that the client, her Social Worker, and friend who delivers her food, were incredibly pleased with the significant improvement in safety. “This has been a great project. I discovered that the client and I had each lived in Spain. And…small world fact……Shelby Hines with Caring Hands Ministries built this house in 1967 for the client’s mother! A special thanks to Shelby who stopped by to supervise and took a load of debris in his truck to the dump.”

From its office in Kill Devil Hills, ICO provides direct financial support to residents who are facing a temporary emergency crisis. In 2020 ICO was able to give back to our community over $400,000 in monetary outreach to our neighbors facing temporary financial crises.

If you would like to donate, join their volunteer staff, or refer someone, please call 252-480-0070 or go online to www.interfaithoutreach.com to apply for assistance.

Christopher Young-Stone, a junior at First Flight High School

I’m Christopher Young-Stone, a junior at First Flight High School. I’m the newest volunteer at Interfaith Community Outreach and am very excited to help an organization that’s so important in our community. I volunteer through my school’s internship program and want to learn the ins and outs of nonprofit management.

Bob Woodruff Foundation Grant to ICO for veterans
Bob Woodruff Foundation Grant to ICO for veterans

Veteran Thanking BWF

ICO received a grant from the Bob Woodruff Foundation to help Veterans in need. 

From its office in Kill Devil Hills, ICO provides direct financial support to residents who are facing a temporary emergency crisis. In 2020 ICO was able to give back to our community over $400,000 in monetary outreach to our neighbors facing temporary financial crises. The BFW Grant will allow ICO to continue its mission of helping Veterans in need. 

Interfaith Community Outreach “Provides Assistance to Individuals and families facing a Temporary Emergency Crisis in Dare and Currituck Counties”. Our Vision is Bridging the Gap: Where no one will face an Emergency Crisis Alone. 

  • Temporary Emergency Outreach
  • Cancer Outreach
  • Disaster Outreach
  • Veteran Outreach 
  • Home Rehab Outreach

If you’d like to donate, join their volunteer staff, or refer someone, please call 252-480-0070 or go online to www.interfaithoutreach.com to apply for assistance.