WARM NC WARM NC’s mission is to repair, rebuild, and make homes accessible; and to inspire service, generosity, and hope.
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We serve low-income homeowners in Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus, Duplin, New Hanover, Onslow, and Pender counties, many of whom are elderly and/or disabled. By preventing home accidents and illnesses, WARM helps people age in place safely - preserving their dignity and independence.

Thank you to the Jacksonville Board of REALTORS for volunteering with us and helping make a local home safer and more ac...
06/09/2026

Thank you to the Jacksonville Board of REALTORS for volunteering with us and helping make a local home safer and more accessible.

The team spent the day demoing an existing rear landing and steps, beginning construction of a new landing and stair system, and starting floor repairs in the kitchen. Their hard work is helping create a safer environment for a homeowner to remain comfortably in the home they love!

Please join us in congratulating our board member, Will Hayes of Corning Credit Union, on being named one of the Wilming...
06/04/2026

Please join us in congratulating our board member, Will Hayes of Corning Credit Union, on being named one of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce's 2026 40 Under 40 Honorees!

Whether he's lending his expertise as a board member, supporting events like our Kentucky Derby Gala, or volunteering on a rebuild site, Will consistently demonstrates his commitment to building a stronger community. We are thankful for his leadership, generosity, and dedication to our mission.

We're also proud to celebrate several of our community partners and friends who were recognized among this year's honorees:
👏 Tanner Konrady, Konrady & Son Construction
👏 Rock Vomer, Avance Care
👏 Alondra Vazquez Jurado, Community Adaptation Program & American Red Cross
👏 Kevin Blackburn, Kids Making It

Congratulations to all of the 2026 40 Under 40 honorees on this well-deserved recognition!

It’s our 30th year of serving our community, and like most 30-year-olds… we had a bit of a quarter-life crisis. So, we g...
06/03/2026

It’s our 30th year of serving our community, and like most 30-year-olds… we had a bit of a quarter-life crisis. So, we got a new website.

We are excited to officially share the new online home for WARM NC! Designed with our homeowners, volunteers, donors, and community in mind, the new site offers easier navigation, updated resources, and a fresh new look that reflects who we are today and where we are headed.

A huge thank you to Wise Raven Consulting for bringing our vision to life and, most importantly, helping keep our homeowners at the center of every decision throughout the process.

We hope you enjoy exploring the new site as much as we enjoyed creating it.

Check it out at the link in our bio!

WARM NC is excited to welcome Blair Deen and Justin Fulford to our Board of Directors.Blair Deen works with Novant Healt...
06/01/2026

WARM NC is excited to welcome Blair Deen and Justin Fulford to our Board of Directors.

Blair Deen works with Novant Health as a Design & Construction Project Manager, where she manages construction and design services for healthcare facilities across the coastal market. Her background in project oversight and planning brings valuable insight to our organization.

Justin Fulford is the owner and sales manager at Fulford Heating & Cooling, specializing in residential and commercial HVAC services, repairs, maintenance, duct work, and indoor air quality solutions throughout our community.

We are thrilled to have both Blair and Justin joining our board and helping support WARM NC’s work of repairing homes and preserving safe housing across southeastern North Carolina!

Hurricane season is only 3 days away and preparation can make all the difference.🌧️🌪️🌊From storm surge and flooding to r...
05/29/2026

Hurricane season is only 3 days away and preparation can make all the difference.🌧️🌪️🌊

From storm surge and flooding to rip currents and evacuation safety, this guide covers important information to help keep you and your loved ones safe before, during, and after a storm.

A few reminders:
• Know the difference between a watch and a warning
• Never drive through flooded roads
• Have an evacuation plan and emergency kit ready
• Stay informed through local officials and emergency services
• Check on neighbors, older adults, and vulnerable family members during severe weather

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30. Forecasters with NOAA’s National Weather Service are predicting a below-normal hurricane season for the Atlantic basin this year, but remember to always stay prepared!

For additional preparedness resources, visit ReadyNC.gov

We are incredibly thankful to have been chosen as the April Nonprofit of the Month through WWAY TV 3 Degree Guarantee, s...
05/21/2026

We are incredibly thankful to have been chosen as the April Nonprofit of the Month through WWAY TV 3 Degree Guarantee, sponsored by Salt Air Heating, Cooling & Electrical!

Each night the StormTrack 3 weather team predicts the next day’s high temperature, and every forecast within 3 degrees results in a donation to a local nonprofit. Thanks to their accurate forecasting, $440 was donated to WARM NC in April to support safe and healthy housing across southeastern North Carolina!

Thank you to WWAY News, StormTrack 3 WWAY Chief Meteorologist Lee Haywood, and Salt Air Heating, Cooling & Electrical for investing in local nonprofits and the communities we serve. We are grateful for your support and proud to be part of a community that gives back in meaningful ways! 🏠💙

Meet Wayne, WARM NC’s Facilities Coordinator!“When I retired, I hoped to spend my time doing something meaningful, somet...
05/20/2026

Meet Wayne, WARM NC’s Facilities Coordinator!

“When I retired, I hoped to spend my time doing something meaningful, something I chose because it brought me joy and purpose, not because I had to.”

Wayne first joined WARM NC as a volunteer before stepping into his current role as Facilities Coordinator. Through the stories and experiences shared by homeowners, he quickly saw how important safe housing truly is, and how even small acts of care can make a lasting difference.

Today, Wayne helps keep our facilities running while continuing to support a mission that allows homeowners across southeastern North Carolina to remain safe in their homes for as long as possible.

We are thankful for Wayne’s compassion, dedication, and the heart he brings to WARM NC every day. 💙

Please join us in welcoming Jackson Bunn as WARM NC’s new Board President.Bunn serves as Vice President and Commercial L...
05/18/2026

Please join us in welcoming Jackson Bunn as WARM NC’s new Board President.

Bunn serves as Vice President and Commercial Lender at First Bank and officially stepped into this leadership role as WARM NC continues celebrating 30 years of safe housing across southeastern North Carolina.

We are thankful for leaders who believe in stronger communities, accessible housing, and helping homeowners remain safely in the homes they love.

We also want to thank Immediate Past Board President Charles Chambers for his years of leadership and service to WARM NC.

Welcome, Jackson!

Read the full press release here: https://www.warmnc.org/post/warm-nc-announces-jackson-bunn-as-new-board-president

We’re thankful to spend another week alongside the students from WCU Wesley as they served homeowners across southeaster...
05/15/2026

We’re thankful to spend another week alongside the students from WCU Wesley as they served homeowners across southeastern North Carolina!

This week, volunteers worked on two different rebuild sites, helping complete essential repairs that improve safety and accessibility for local homeowners. One group removed carpet, carpet tacks, and staples to prepare rooms for new flooring installation, while also framing and pouring concrete for a walkway repair. The second group removed damaged flooring from a living room, removed an existing front porch ramp, and began construction on a brand new ramp.

From flooring prep to accessibility repairs, every project moved forward because of volunteers willing to give their time and energy to serve others. Thank you, WCU Wesley, for continuing to show up for our neighbors and helping create safer homes and stronger communities! 💙👏

Where you live impacts more than your physical safety, it impacts your mental health too.Research continues to show the ...
05/14/2026

Where you live impacts more than your physical safety, it impacts your mental health too.

Research continues to show the strong connection between housing instability, poor housing conditions, and mental health outcomes for both children and adults. Unsafe or unhealthy housing can contribute to stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and emotional distress, especially for households already facing financial hardship or barriers to care.

At WARM NC, we see firsthand how safe, stable housing can restore not only a home but provide peace of mind, dignity, independence, and a stronger foundation for overall well-being. This Mental Health Awareness Month, we encourage our community to recognize housing as an important part of health.

Swipe through to learn more about the connection between housing and mental health!

Sources consulted include Mental Health America, National League of Cities, NIH, Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation, and peer-reviewed research studies.

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6737 Amsterdam Way
Wilmington, NC
28405

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