The Good Neighbor Community Center (GNCC)
provides essential and emergency services,
supporting families and individuals in Lincoln and
Lancaster County. Established in 1973 as a mission by
the Seventh-day Adventist Church, the GNCC firmly
upholds the principle of religious and cultural
inclusivity.
We are dedicated to serving all members of our
community, without regard to their ethnicity, race,
creed or cultural background. Our programs aim to
provide assistance and support to the general public.
In addition GNCC provides refugee and immigrant
support services.
We have programs designed to empower and support
new and secondary refugees or immigrants in their
pursuit of self-sufficiency. These programs align
seamlessly with the services we offer to the broader
population.
Creating partnerships to save
lives
The GNCC depends on contributions from our
neighbors to guarantee that our fellow neighbors can
receive the necessary basic and emergency need
items during their time of need. We also rely on our
community partners, who support us in various ways,
such as organizing drives for food, diapers, books, or
personal care items.
Your financial contribution holds great significance for
our organization, as it serves as a vital resource in
supporting our programs and operational expenses.
We kindly invite you to consider partnering with us
through financial support. While alone our capabilities
may be limited, when we collaborate, we possess the
potential to achieve truly remarkable outcomes.
For these and many more partnerships created over
the years to change lives, we say ‘Thank you!’
Equal opportunity provider
This institution is an equal opportunity provider and
prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race,
color, national origin, disability, age, sex, and in some
cases religion or political beliefs.
This also goes for any programs funded by USDA.
To file a complaint of discrimination, complete and
submit this form to USDA using the following link.
https://www.fns.usda.gov/civil-rights/usda-
nondiscrimination-statement-hhs