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Our mission: Just as it takes three R’s to have a good education, it takes thre R’s to build good communities. Renew our ties with God, restore our families, and rebuild our communities spiritually, mentally, and physically.

Working Together to Create Change

New Alpha Community Development Corporation works with several partners. Our two main partners are Kingdom Living Temple and he Whitney M. Slater Foundation. Each one of the three organizations work primarily with different issue areas. Even though there are some intersections in the work that we do, so sometimes the organizations will be working on the same issues, programs, projects, and campaigns.

Kingdom Living Temple is a Christian-ecumenical, and interfaith organization. So the kingdoms work is primarily from a religious and spiritual foundation. The Whitney M. Slater Foundation primarily deals with issues around environmental and public health. The foundation of their work is to be both proactive and reactive whenever water, air, or land quality issues impact the health of people in our communities. New Alpha Community Development Corporation works with community economic development, environmental justice, and energy. New Alpha CDC constituency is primarily low- and middle-income communities. We address issues of poverty and income inequality by building assets to create wealth in our communities.

By partnering together, these three organizations meet all the needs of people in our communities from a spiritual, mental, and physical perspective. We believe that this approach allows the greatest diversity of people to connect with our work and to build better communities and a better world. Please feel free to access all three portions of this website and to become a partner in the work that we do.

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We are a non-profit organization and accept donations to support the Justice Tour and New Alpha Community Development Corporation.

What We’re Doing

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Why We Went to The Peoples Climate March
22 May 2017

Why We Went to The Peoples Climate March

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  On April 29th, 2017 while 200,000 people marched in Washington, D.C. for the People’s Climate March, there were also 500 sister marches around the world. As soon as the march began, a very strong and apparent message was sent. In the forefront of the march were young people, accompanied by a banner held by African American youth from Newport News, Virginia. The next contingent was made up of indigenous people from across the country, then came the environmental justice … Read More

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HURRICANE FLORENCE-SOUTH CAROLINA DISASTER RELIEF NEEDS YOU

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Around September 17, 2018, Hurricane Florence impacted the state of South Carolina. South Carolina received tremendous wind damage and storm surge along the coast and some inland areas.

Hurricane Florence, much like Hurricane Harvey that hit Houston, TX last year, did not move on as hurricanes traditionally do but instead lingered over North and South Carolina as it moved inland.

The torrential rains that followed, caused massive flooding and thousands of people to be evacuated. To complicate things even further, the flooding that occurred in North Carolina from its rivers and other tributaries are now adding to the rising waters and continued flooding and evacuations in South Carolina.

Many of these waters from North Carolina and South Carolina contain pollutants from hog farms, chicken farms, herbicides, pesticides, storm water, and waste water.

In rural areas where many low-income and people of color reside, flooded wells are also contaminated from which many residents get their drinking water.

Kingdom Living Temple with a long history of working with environmental and climate issues, is responding to the great need for disaster relief in South Carolina. We have established an intake center, which is collecting information regarding the areas most impacted by flooding as well as the homes that are in need of repair.

We have also established distribution centers for donations of food, clothing, water, cleaning supplies (gallons of unscented Clorox bleach, ammonia, rubber gloves, and scrub brushes), and volunteers to assist with intake distribution of materials and repairs.

The distribution centers serve Florence, Darlington, Dillon, Marion, Marlboro, Chesterfield, Georgetown, and Horry counties. Donations of food, clothing, water, and other supplies can be made directly to the distribution centers.

For additional distribution centers in Dillon, Georgetown, and Horry counties, you may call (843) 799-0740. 

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We appreciate your donation and any amount helps. Suggested donations for individuals are $50, $100, and $250+. Suggested donations for Organizations are $500, $1000, $2500+.

Find a Distribution Center

Florence and Darlington Counties Distribution Center :

(serving all counties in the Pee Dee region)

Kingdom Living Temple Church

705 South Irby Street

Florence S.C. 29501

Contact Rev. Leo. Woodberry or Loretta Slater at (843) 799-0740

Marlboro and Chesterfield County Distribution Center:

Pee Dee Indian Headquarters

134 Longer Sand Road

Benettsville S.C. 29512

Contact Chief Pete BlueHawk Parr at (843) 319-4435

Marion County Distribution Centers:

Bethlehem Baptist Church

901 East Godbolt Street

Marion S.C. 29571

Contact Deacon Willie Windom at (843) 269-5897

 

Britton’s Neck Community Center

6874 Highway 908

Gresham, SC 29546

Contact Johnny B. Graves at (843) 362-1002

 

Financial donations to the South Carolina Pee Dee Regional Disaster Relief Fund can be mailed to: The Disaster Relief Fund

c/o Kingdom Living Temple

PO Box 3288

Florence, SC 29502