All attending Centre Church are encouraged to donate food, pantry, personal hygiene and cleaning products. A person or persons in need are then blessed with these items to help them through a difficult time.

Serenity House, an end of life care home provided by Comfort Care Coalition. A comfort care home is a residence where volunteers provide around the clock family type care. The person with a life limiting illness moves to the comfort care home as his or her life journey comes to a close. It is located in the former manse of Centre Presbyterian Church.

The Mooresville Christian Mission's emphasis is on assisting those in poverty to provide them with skills and resources necessary to become self sufficient. They have introduced Survival Skills Education & Development to its Economic Independence program to accomplish this goal. Survival Skills Education and Development (SSED) offers comprehensive life management training for 3 targeted populations: Survival Skills for Women; Survival Skills for Men; Survival Skills for Youth.

The Mooresville Soup Kitchen serves a warm, nutritious lunch to those who need food and fellowship, five days a week and on Saturdays during the winter months. MSK is a non denominational, Christian organization whose mission is to provide nourishing meals, fellowship and encouragement to those in need. It has been carrying out this mission since 1987, and serves more than 20,000 meals annually, regardless of race, sex, age, nationality or religion. Centre supports the Soup Kitchen with donations of food and a monthly team that helps with cooking, serving, and clean-up.

The Mooresville Community Pregnancy Center is a non-profit, inter-denominational ministry that seeks to serve Jesus Christ through ministering to those touched by possible crisis pregnancy, including the woman and her unborn child, by providing emotional and material support, as well as the personal knowledge of the grace and love of the Living Lord. We provide peer counseling, education, and support services using staff, trained volunteers and lay counselors, with the assistance of individuals and churches within the community. Each year Centre Church helps to support the Pregnancy Center through the Baby Bottle Boomerang. Individuals or families fill baby bottles with change or quiet money and donate the filled bottle to the Center.