CROSS Missions at Myers Park Presbyterian

08/26/2026

We will always love you, Dolly.

08/20/2026

Our neighbors need help.

WE DESPERATELY NEED VOLUNTEERS!

The need in our community has reached an extraordinary level. Hearts United for Good is currently providing more than 8,000 bags of groceries every week, and we simply cannot continue meeting this demand without more helping hands.

We need volunteers on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Various shifts are available, so whether you can give us two hours, one afternoon, or one day each week, your time will make a genuine difference.
There is a place for everyone!

Volunteers can help pack grocery bags, sort and organize donations, stock shelves, prepare orders, assist clients, clean, and handle many other essential tasks. We welcome individuals, families, students, businesses, churches, civic organizations, and groups of all sizes. No special experience is needed—just willing hands and an open heart.

This is SO MUCH MORE than filling bags. It's helping a senior keep food on the table, helping parents feed their children, and honestly - your help is reminding people facing incredibly difficult circumstances that their community has not forgotten them.

Please don’t assume someone else will step up.
We truly need YOU.

Sign up for any shifts here: www.hugclt.org/volunteer

*Even if you can't volunteer, just sharing this post could help us reach someone who can. Thank you for your continued support of all we do here at HUG!!!!

07/13/2026

We had such an awesome week with our three churches St. Simon’s, Guilford, and Monticello! We are so happy you all came! 😊😊💛💜

06/26/2026

Week Five of Cross Missions Summer has come to an end. Thank you to all the churches that participated and we look forward to seeing some of you again next summer!

Ready to do it all over again after the 4th!

06/23/2026

A week we will never forget ☺️ swipe to see love in action 💚💜💛💙🩷

A big thank you to the youth groups of Palms Presbyterian Church Michelle Thomas-Bush Alamance Presbyterian Church Roswell Presbyterian Church you all did such great work!!

06/22/2026

Our first week of CROSS was the lovely group of Wellshire Youth Ministries 🏔️🏔️⭐️💛 We enjoyed the great memories, fellowship, and friendship from this week! ☺️☺️

05/18/2026

The badges have been made so it’s official! Welcome our summer staff…

04/26/2026

If you have ever been on one of our Urban Walks you have probably heard the story of Joe McNeely's lynching. In 1913, he was killed by a mob of white men while hospitalized at Good Samaritan Hospital, now the grounds of the Carolina Panthers stadium. For years, we have looked for more information about Mr. McNeely's life and murder. With gratitude to the Charlotte Mecklenburg Remembrance Project, we know so much more. Visit their website or hear more on your next CROSS Urban Walk. https://ithappenedhereclt.com/joe-mcneely-story-full-details/
History must be taught so we do not repeat the sins of racism, violence, and hate.

‘Never had a lynching ... never will’ Newspapers said Charlotte was different. Then a mob came for Joe McNeely. By GARY SCHWAB In August of 1913, Charlotte daily newspapers wrote that the city had never had a lynching and never would — just days before a mob of white men pulled Joe McNeely fro...