Local churches are coming together on July 16 to support the Hatteras Island Cancer Foundation

July 5, 2023 | Community News Brief

On Sunday, July 16, all Hatteras Island churches will be collecting “Love Offerings” to benefit the Hatteras Island Cancer Foundation (HICF) during regular church services.

The HICF is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization that assists Hatteras Island community members with medical bills not covered by insurance, and also helps with travel expenses.

Participating churches on Sunday, July 16, are listed below. Any Love Offerings that you can give are very much appreciated, and will help our friends and neighbors in need!

For more information about the Hatteras Island Cancer Foundation, please visit their website at www.hicf.org.

Participating Churches:

  • Hatteras United Methodist
  • Hatteras Assembly of God
  • Little Grove United Methodist
  • Cape Hatteras Baptist
  • Heritage of Faith
  • Buxton United Methodist
  • Our Lady of the Seas Catholic
  • Calvary Chapel Hatteras Island
  • Lighthouse Assembly of God
  • St. John United Methodist
  • Clark’s Bethel Global Methodist
  • Lifeboat Community Church
  • Fair Haven United Methodist

 

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