Helping Neighbors. Uniting Community.

get help

We understand the challenges of rising costs and limited income. We help with food assistance, emergency financial assistance, financial workshops, and critical home repairs.

get involved

We want to unite the entire community in service to neighbors in need. Individual volunteers, group missions, local congregations, and clients work side-by-side to run our assistance programs.

donate

Donate food. Support us through charitable giving. Hold a food drive. Order items from our Amazon wish list. We want to make it easy for you to make a difference

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“JIO connects me to real community needs.”

– Carol, Saturday Distribution Volunteer
“It makes me feel fulfilled to be able to help others within my community.”

– Pantry Team Volunteer
“James Island Outreach provides an opportunity to give back and serve others: a sense of community.”

– Stockroom Volunteer
“Volunteering here allows me to give back, doing something meaningful.”

– Ed, Financial Resources Workshop Volunteer
“The Outreach enriches the lives of those who volunteer as well as those who receive assistance here. The Outreach brings the community together.”

– Registration Volunteer
“For me, after I pay rent, there is very little money left for food. I get to eat wholesome food I otherwise couldn’t afford.”

– JIO Pantry Client
“There are many times I would have gone hungry without James Island Outreach.”

– JIO Pantry Client
“They helped me feed my family when I couldn’t afford to.”

– JIO Pantry Client
“James Island Outreach has been a great help to me and my family for years. And we really appreciate you all with all of our hearts.”

– JIO Pantry Client
“I didn’t know about James Island Outreach until I attended a workshop they offered. It really helped me. Thank you.”

– Financial Resources Workshop Attendee
“You all have helped me tremendously through the toughest times in our lives.”

– JIO Pantry Client
“These folks are the kindest, sweetest people you ever want to meet. They're always smiling and helping you out anyway they can. From the boss to the employees, and the volunteers.”

– Lillian P.