An Episcopal parish on Laurel Island Parkway in Kingsland, known for its 43,000-tile marble labyrinth and deep community involvement through Scouting and Habitat for Humanity. A welcoming option for buyers new to the area.
A 501(c)(3) animal shelter and rescue serving Kingsland and all of Camden County, relying heavily on community fostering and volunteers. A meaningful way for animal-loving new residents to plug into the local community.
A Global Methodist congregation on East William Street in downtown Kingsland, running the Harvest House Food Pantry twice a week for Camden County families in need.
A Southern Baptist congregation on East Chester Avenue in Kingsland, offering multiple Sunday worship times and an active children's and student ministry. One of Kingsland's longest-established churches.
A nonprofit serving Camden and Charlton County since 1987, providing shelter, advocacy, and support for survivors of domestic violence. A vital, if difficult-to-discuss, community safety net for the area.
A directory of Camden County nonprofits and support services, from the Camden Hunger Hotline to CASA child advocacy volunteers, all in one place. A great starting point for anyone looking to get involved or find help locally.
A church on Highway 40 in Kingsland (across from Goodwill near Mariner's Landing) that runs a weekly community food bank open to all Camden residents, no strings attached.
This page provides a comprehensive list of resources available for residents of Camden County. It includes information on various services, programs, and support systems to assist the community.
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