Celebrating 30 Years of Service

Cooperative Christian Ministry is celebrating 30 years of service to Cabarrus and Southern Rowan County by making a difference in the lives of many of our neighbors.

Throughout three decades, CCM has remained faithful to its original mission "to provide immediate assistance to members of our community experiencing crisis in the areas of food, shelter or finances while providing them access to resources that will empower them to move beyond crisis."

Today, with your support, we continue our vision of making an impact in the lives of many.

 

30th Anniversary Gala Celebration

The 30th Anniversary Celebration Event was held at the historic Concord landmark, Hotel Concord on Friday, January 20th 2012.

"Extraordinary Measures for Extraordinary Times" came to life as the guests entered the staircase to the ballroom to see a wonder of lights representing the thousands of people who have benefitted from the services of CCM.

Guests mingled with other guests, enjoyed an array of heavy hors d’oeuvres and beverages, reminisced with music from the past three decades and became a part of the celebratory surprise.

Recognition and brief remarks were made to thank all who had been a part of the event and the success of Cooperative Christian Ministry through the years.

 

 

       

       

       

 

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Cooperative Christian Ministry

is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that serves Cabarrus and Southern Rowan Counties providing assistance to individuals and families dealing with a crisis related to food, shelter or finances.

CCM’s Hunger Fighting Programs

Serving over 50,000 people,

Distributing over 1,000,000 lbs of food,

9 emergency food pantries,

11 mobile food pantries per year,

Samaritan's Table evening meal program,

Backpack programs

CCM’s Homeless Services

19,000 bed nights of shelter provided,

Emergency Night Shelter,

My Father's House for families,

Mothers and Children House,

Teaching Houses,

Case Management assists families in addressing the barriers of homelessness towards independent housing.

Crisis Financial Assistance

Assisted 1,350 households in 2010.

$250,000 of assistance is directed to help people remain in their homes.