OUR MISSION The Samaritan Community Center is a grace-driven nonprofit organization that serves the hurting and hungry of Northwest Arkansas through a compassionate community of staff and volunteers.  OUR VISION To encourage all who enter here to find hope and experience positive life change.  OUR CORE VALUES To Do Justly ... To Love Mercy ... To Walk Humbly.
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Presidential Award Winners Announced
Dan Davies and Shirley Sage have been chosen 2013 SCC Presidential Award Winners. CLICK HERE to see all 2013 SCC Volunteer Award Winners!
 
Summer Drivers Needed for
SnackPacks Program!
Samaritan Center's SnackPacks for Kids program is gearing up for summer! If you're interested in being a summer driver for the program we need delivery drivers in Springdale, Fayetteville, Rogers, Bentonville, and Bella Vista. Please contact SnackPacks for Kids Coordinator Bonnie Faitak (CLICK HERE) for more information. This is a great service activity for families and it doesn't require much time!
 SCC Programs Guide 
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   Founded in 1989, the Samaritan Community Center is a nonprofit community service organization that has become a vital resource to Northwest Arkansas neighbors experiencing economic, emotional and spiritual distress. 
   On any given day the waiting rooms in our Springdale and Rogers centers are filled to capacity with clients - young and old, employed and unemployed, healthy and sick, married and single - many of whom have never before asked for personal assistance.
   Through our lunch cafes, food markets, resale stores, health clinic and kids programs, our staff and volunteers freely give unconditional love and assistance to anyone who walks through our doors.
   For many who visit our centers, the most important thing offered is Hope - something that is as individual as the clients we serve. For some Hope comes in the form of a hot meal, or having a snackpack of food handed to them as they leave school each Friday, or sacks of groceries to help fill empty cupboards. For others it's a smile and a hug. And for many of our clients, Hope is simply spending time in an environment where they are not judged but are loved and helped unconditionally.
   During this past year over 200,000 people in four Arkansas counties were helped through SCC programs. So whether you are looking for information on how to donate or volunteer to our center, need directions to our community centers or resale stores, or would like to find out how to take advantage of the program services we offer - you can find it all right here!