Who We Are

It started with serving others.

For more than 30 years, our organization has served the community of Sampson County, North Carolina. We've evolved from a local ministry initiative to a sustainable non-profit dedicated to providing Christian service and support. Our history is a testament to the power of community, from our early days as the Sampson Crisis Center to our current role as Sampson Partners.

Sampson Partners is dedicated to providing humanitarian relief in Sampson County through a simple, effective model:

  • We accept donations of furniture, clothing, and household goods.

  • The income from our sales is distributed to local nonprofit organizations and church outreach projects.

We proudly support initiatives such as food banks, college scholarships, domestic violence programs, emergency relief, and various child programs. Our overarching purpose is to glorify God by serving our neighbors in Sampson County.

Our Mission.

Meet Our Board.

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    Paul Viser

    President

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    Johnny Pridgen

    Director of Financial Operations

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    Rochelle Stuart

    Director of Shop on Main

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    Peggy Melvin

    Director of Volunteer Services

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    Bill Scott

    Board Advisor

Meet Our Staff.

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    Rochelle Stuart

    Shop On Main Associate

FAQs

  • All proceeds from our stores and cash donations are used to support other local nonprofits and community initiatives. Our support is primarily in the form of cash disbursements to address a variety of human needs in Sampson County.

  • We are proud to support a wide range of organizations and initiatives in Sampson County. Our support has included:

    • United Way of Sampson County

    • U-Care, Inc.

    • Tim's Gift

    • Sampson Community College Foundation

    • Various church outreach projects, such as Backpack Buddies and Hurricane Florence relief

    • Sampson County Department of Social Services

    • Other local agencies addressing needs like food insecurity, emergency relief, and child programs.