Check out the latest news and stories from Holy Angels, a nonprofit in North Carolina supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and delicate medical conditions.

 

Behind Every Boat Ride, a Big-Hearted Volunteer

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Behind Every Boat Ride, a Big-Hearted Volunteer

Each summer at Holy Angels brings one of our residents’ favorite experiences—boat rides at Camp Hope. Nestled along the shores of Lake Wylie, our camp gives all 82 residents the opportunity to enjoy the sights, sounds and freedom of the water. These rides provide far more than just fun for our residents. The fresh air, spray of the water and movement of the boat create a powerful sensory experience that fosters joy, connection and excitement. None of it would be possible, however, without our volunteer boat captains.

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Our Spring HeartLine is Here!

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Our Spring HeartLine is Here!

The Spring issue of our HeartLine newsletter is here! It's filled with powerful stories of hope, growth and the incredible people who make Holy Angels such a special place.

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Music Fills Holy Angels Campus During 2025 Spring Recital

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Music Fills Holy Angels Campus During 2025 Spring Recital

Our campus was alive with the sound of music April 30 as our residents and participants performed at our Spring Recital. We were so impressed by the show of talent and confidence as singers, guitarists, dancers and our bell choir performed to a full house!

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Volunteer Appreciation Banquet Returns for 29th Year

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Volunteer Appreciation Banquet Returns for 29th Year

On Tuesday, April 29, we gathered in PUSH Place to honor all of our volunteers and confer some very special awards to dedicated individuals and groups, who collectively contributed more than 2,672 volunteer hours in 2024.

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About Holy Angels: Now entering its 70th year, Holy Angels, Inc. provides medical services and specialized therapies, residential living, special education, creative arts and spiritual opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and delicate medical conditions. The nonprofit currently serves more than 80 residents ranging from ages 2 to 83. Its innovative programs also extend to vocational training and meaningful employment to support adults in reaching their highest potential through five sponsored businesses - Cherubs Café, Cotton Candy Factory, Spruced Goose Station, Bliss Gallery and Market on Main. A sponsored ministry of the Sisters of Mercy, Holy Angels maintains international accreditation from CARF, and employs more than 350 trained, committed individuals and maintains high standards of compliance with all federal, state and local governing bodies.