Equality North Carolina is the oldest statewide organization in the country dedicated to securing rights and protections for the LGBTQ community.  Equality NC builds LGBTQ power through advocacy, education, and uplifting the stories of queer and trans North Carolinians in pursuit of racial and social justice.

The Green Chair Project has been a crucial conduit between vulnerable Wake County families & vital housing resources since 2010.  They support individuals overcoming homelessness, crisis, or disaster through a collaborative model that works with 100+ Wake County nonprofits & partner agencies, providing cribs, beds, and other essential needs and furnishings.

The LGBT Center of Raleigh works to serve, empower, and advocate for the well-being of the Triangle area’s LGBTQ+ communities, envisioning an inclusive world where LGBTQ+ people are thriving, equal, and valued members of society.  The center offers programming and services for the LGBTQ+ community.

NeighborHealth works to serve Christ by loving our neighbors through excellent, compassionate and accessible healthcare.  They provide primary care, women’s care, pediatric care, and additional health services. 

From its beginning in 2004, North Raleigh Ministries has been an extension of the church, and we’ve focused our efforts on providing financial literacy and food assistance to community members in crisis.  Food from our Kids’ Mission Garden is regularly donated to NRM and Greystone is proud to financially support the work NRM does in the local community.

Welcome House Raleigh— Kim and Marc Wyatt are Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina Missions Field Personnel.  In this ever changing day of global migration, the new ‘foreign mission field’ really is our own home town. The Wyatt’s Ministry seeks to empower the Kingdom efforts of churches, mission organizations and individuals reaching out to refugees who are seeking a safe home and have been invited here by the US State department. Greystone Baptist Church is proud to partner with Kim and Marc in an effort to “be good neighbors” to folks in our community who are coming to the Triangle from foreign countries.

The Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina (the Food Bank) is a nonprofit organization that has provided food for friends and neighbors facing hunger in 34 counties in central and eastern North Carolina for over 40 years. The Food Bank is an affiliate member of Feeding America, the nation’s leading domestic hunger relief charity. In terms of total food distributed, the Food Bank ranks in the top 15 nationally among 200 Feeding America food banks and first in North Carolina.  Greystone is proud to have hosted group volunteer opportunities at the Food Bank and individuals are also invited and encouraged to explore volunteer opportunities

A Place at the Table was started in 2015 with a mission to provide community and good food to all, regardless of means. In 2018, their flagship cafe opened in downtown Raleigh. A Place at the Table is Raleigh’s first pay-what-you-can cafe.  Greystone is proud to have offered A Place at the Table financial support and all are invited and encouraged to volunteer at the cafe to help address food insecurity.

Since 2007, Refugee Hope Partners has served thousands of refugees who now call the Triangle area home. Refugee Hope Partners exists to love our refugee neighbors with the hope of the gospel in partnership with the local church. RHP strives to engage, equip, and encourage our refugee families so that all may thrive.

The Cedar Point apartments in North Raleigh are home to refugees from all over the world. We are able to serve the community of refugees in many ways: tutoring the children, providing basic needs, transporting them to and from medical appointments and helping them adapt to a new culture. Greystone Baptist Church is a proud partner of Cedar Point Ministries.

Rise Against Hunger is driven by the vision of a world without hunger. Our mission is to end hunger in our lifetime by providing food and life-changing aid to the world’s most vulnerable and creating a global commitment to mobilize the necessary resources. Our organization’s approach to ending hunger centers on mobilizing a global network of hunger champions. Rise Against Hunger meal packaging volunteers produce millions of nutritious meals annually that are then distributed to partners in countries around the world. Greystone Baptist Church is a proud partner of Rise Against Hunger.

Together for Hope (TFH) is a rural development coalition engaging the 338 counties of persistent rural poverty in America through assets-based community development.  Within these communities, TFH holistically fights poverty focusing on four priorities of hope: Education, Health & Nutrition, Housing & Environment, and Social Enterprise.  Together for Hope Arkansas works to empower communities and individuals to use their God-given gifts to end poverty in the Arkansas Delta.  Each summer, Greystone sends a mission team to Helena-West Helena, Arkansas as part of the All Church Challenge, working with CBF field personnel to a camp for children and home repairs for those in need.