ALUMNI

Methodist Home for Children has a strong community of “brothers and sisters” who lived together on campus after the first building opened in 1901. Children stopped living on the property after a 1979 decision to sell the land and expand into community-based programs. Since then, the children have lived in group homes or foster homes.

The campus alumni return for reunions each year at MHC headquarters, still located on a portion of the original orphanage property, and they share their memories in Spotlight magazine.

» Read a News & Observer article about alumni and their Easter reunion.

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First Chance Auction

Immerse yourself in island life – Need a getaway? We have two vacation spots up for auction May 18 at First Chance for White Pants. But you can’t win if you don’t come. Round up your friends, get a bidding strategy together. And get your tickets now! Sand Castle Spend one off-season week in a beautiful 5- or 6-bedroom Sand Castle property at Emerald Isle. With options for spacious floorplans and stunning Bogue Sound views, you pick the home (valued &hellip read more

Foster & Adopt

Triangle and Pitt County Areas | Are you interested in fostering or adopting? We have information sessions to answer your questions. •  What it means to be a foster parent. •  What the training & licensing process is all about. •  What types of children are referred to our foster care / adoption program. •  Dates for our next MAPP training class. Our Next Virtual Session – click dates for details • Tuesday, May 9, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Required: &hellip read more