Our Impact Is Far Reaching
Over $11 Million Raised
Direct Donations:
$11 Million
Additional In-kind
Donations:
$3.5 Million
70 Homes
Repaired
70 houses repaired and 4 new houses built since 2021. 62 more on our waiting list.
400 Families
Fed Weekly
6,500 cooked meals and 19,500 lbs of fresh produce and groceries delivered in 2020 alone.
Over 750 Children Supported in 2025
Summer camp, college counseling, swim lessons, prom tickets, birthday parties, holiday presents, clothing and shoes.
Our Impact
Is Far Reaching
Over $11 Million Raised
Direct Donations:
$11 Million
Additional In-kind Donations:
$3.5 Million
70 Homes Repaired
70 houses repaired and 4 new houses built since 2021. 62 more on our waiting list.
400 Families Fed Weekly
6,500 cooked meals and 19,500 lbs of fresh produce and groceries delivered in 2020 alone.
Over 5750 Children Supported in 2024
Summer camp, college counseling, swim lessons, prom tickets, birthday parties, holiday presents, clothing and shoes.
What Makes HCO Different?
OUR APPROACH IS PERSONALIZED
Poverty is personal, not one-size-fits-all. HCO identifies the root cause or fundamental need in a client’s situation, and problem-solves to create real, long-lasting impact.
WE MEET PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE
HCO is agile and mobile; we bring services directly to underserved people and communities to meet their needs.
WE CREATE TRANSFORMATIVE OPPORTUNITIES
HCO promotes the well-being, dignity, creativity, and education of all people in our community, and provides life-changing experiences that would otherwise be out of reach.
WE MOBILIZE OUR COMMUNITY
HCO educates and inspires our neighbors, supporters, and local companies, to come together to amplify our impact and strengthen our community.
What Makes HCO Different?
OUR APPROACH IS PERSONALIZED
Poverty is personal, not one-size-fits-all. HCO identifies the root cause or fundamental need in a client’s situation, and problem-solves to create real, long-lasting impact.
WE MEET PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE
HCO is agile and mobile; we bring services directly to underserved people and communities to meet their needs.
WE CREATE TRANSFORMATIVE OPPORTUNITIES
HCO promotes the well-being, dignity, creativity, and education of all people in our community, and provides life-changing experiences that would otherwise be out of reach.
WE MOBILIZE OUR COMMUNITY
HCO educates and inspires our neighbors, supporters, and local companies, to come together to amplify our impact and strengthen our community.
showing up for local families in need through our four programs: home repair, food outreach, crisis care, and child-centered outreach. Thank you to all of our supporters who help make this work possible!
Can you help our homeless friends?
Donate at the link in our bio or DM us if you can volunteer to bring meals. 🤍
Thank you so much to Land Rover for organizing a coat drive over the holidays for families in need and also providing HCO with a corporate donation!
Your support and generosity are so deeply appreciated.
One month until our 3rd annual Love Fest Fundraiser! 💕 HCO Love Fest is happening Saturday, February 7 at 230 Elm in Southampton.
This festive night will include food, drinks, and presentations on the work that HCO is doing. All funds raised will help HCO provide food and clothing for children, replace broken doors and windows, restore electricity, house the homeless during freezing nights and much more. HCO’s work is critical and you can be a part of it.
Tickets are available at the link in our bio.
Last week, Hamptons Pony showed up for people living without shelter on the East End.
They fundraised, packed, and delivered 40 backpacks filled with essentials:
snacks, gloves, hats, hand warmers, hygiene supplies, first aid kits, and blankets.
Then they drove throughout the Hamptons to deliver them directly to people who needed them.
We’re grateful to Hamptons Pony for the time, effort, and care they put into this work — and for choosing to act when it mattered.
As we look to the year ahead, one thing is clear: the need will still be here.
Families will continue to struggle with food insecurity, unsafe housing, and the rising cost of living in one of the most expensive places in the country.
Next year, we’ll keep meeting people where they are — not with quick fixes, but with consistent support and real help when it matters most.
Thank you for standing with our neighbors last year.
We’re heading into 2026 ready to keep showing up.
Can you help? We have a food packing event this Tuesday. If you have extra @freshdirect bags, please deliver to:
📍 514 N. Main St., Southampton
or DM us for more info
We were recently featured in the @EastHamptonStar.
This story shows what a lot of people don’t see.
Yes, the Hamptons is wealthy.
And yes, many people here are still struggling, working every day, sleeping outside, trying to get through.
This is why we do this work.
It doesn’t fix everything.
But it helps people get through today.
Thank you to the East Hampton Star for helping make this work more visible.
This year, more than 200 kids in our community wrote letters to Santa.
Because of you, every one of those letters was adopted.
You also donated gift cards for teenagers — a group that’s often overlooked, but deeply in need.
These gifts don’t erase the challenges families are facing. Many are still struggling to afford food, housing, and basic necessities.
But this support mattered. And it showed up when it counted.
Thank you to all our donors who adopted letters, donated to gift cards, or donated funds. From all of us at HCO — thank you 🎅 🤶 ❄️ 🎁
Things we didn’t expect this year — holiday edition:
• How many people reached out for help for the first time
• How quickly a small setback became a serious problem
• How many people are working and still can’t cover basic needs
• How much uncertainty this season added for families already stretched thin
What we were reminded of:
• Small, timely help can prevent things from getting worse
• Being responsive matters
• Even short-term support can stabilize a hard moment
These aren’t transformation stories.
They’re ongoing situations.
And this work doesn’t stop when the holidays end.
Our volunteers packed and delivered food to our neighbors in need this morning, spreading some holiday love and support! Thank you to our donors and volunteers who enable us to help those in need over the holidays ❤️🙌🏻
Looking for restaurants that can donate food and for donors that can help us take care of the homeless over the holidays.
Please click Link in Bio to support.
Thank you!
For many families, the holidays are extremely difficult. More expenses, less work, not enough support.
This work is about basics.
Food. Warmth. Getting through the week.
Thank you for helping make that possible.
With snow on the ground and temperatures at 22 degrees, living outside is dangerous.
We’ve placed our homeless friends in motels to protect them from the cold and we will continue to do so during freezing nights throughout the winter.
For the cost of $150, you can help provide a night in a warm motel room for 3 neighbors and keep them safe.
Thank you for caring!🙏
A local single parent and her 8-year-old were living in a moldy rental.
HCO built a safe and healthy home for them. Thank you to our donors who made this possible!
These front steps were shaky and unstable. Now they’re safe again. It doesn’t solve everything this family is dealing with, but it takes one worry off their list. We’re grateful to everyone who makes repairs like this possible.
December is a busy month in the Hamptons — lights go up, houses fill, and celebrations start.
But the need here doesn’t slow down. Many of our neighbors are heading into winter without safe housing, reliable heat, or anywhere warm to go.
We’ll be out in the community all month making sure people have what they need to get through the colder weeks ahead. If you’re able to help, the link in our bio is the easiest way to support that work.
A grandmother in a multigenerational household recently had a fall and hasn’t been able to work. Their SNAP benefits also didn’t come in, and things got tight fast.
They reached out and asked if we could help with food. Because of the donations we’ve received, we were able to get groceries to the family.
If you want to help with food support, you can donate through the link in our bio or DM us to sign up to shop for a family in need.
We want to thank Hamptons United Methodist Church for their generous donation! They always show up when our community is struggling.
Thank you for being such a strong partner to the families we serve! 🙏
Cold weather makes an already hard situation even harder. Many of our unhoused neighbors try to warm up anywhere they can — places like Panera or McDonald’s where they can sit for a bit and get something to eat.
Because of your support, we were able to give out 12 gift cards to people who are struggling right now. Thank you for caring about the people who are too often unseen.
It’s Giving Tuesday, and the need doesn’t slow down in the Hamptons.
We’re hearing from families who lost hours at work, missed SNAP benefits, or are living in homes they can’t safely heat. None of this pauses for the holidays.
If you’re able to give today, your support helps us keep families fed, warm, and steady during a really difficult season.
Donate at the link in our bio.
Grateful for a community that shows up! Thank you so much for your food and financial donations that enabled us to feed our neighbors in need!🙏
Thank you so much to Eric and Sharone Komoroff and Sean Naughton, owners of @BarryvilleGeneral for your donation of 7 truck loads of food! Your neighbors in need have received your food and are so enormously grateful!
Save the date for our 3rd Annual HCO Love Fest! Saturday, February 7 from 5–7PM. 230 Elm Street, Southampton. Tickets are available at the link in our bio. Please come and help support our struggling neighbors!
WE ARE LOOKING FOR CORPORATE SPONSORS!
DM us if you would like to be a sponsor!🙌🏻
REPOST: Ironically, it all started with the Girl Scouts. When Marit Molin couldn’t find a scout troop for her daughter on the east end, she started her own. Now, many years later, she is the ultimate girl scout. Marit’s organization is called Hamptons Community Outreach. Their mission is simple. If someone in our community needs something, Marit and her team find a way to fill the need. Sometimes it’s fixing a roof, or a floor, or a heating system. Sometimes it’s finding housing to begin with. It’s always about providing food— her operation handles 20 tons of food at a time and distributes it to those who need it. More and more, it’s helping young people get the resources they need to succeed in school— things like tutoring, supplies, college counseling and the like. It’s shocking to many of us how much need there is in this community, particularly with the backdrop of so much abundance and even excess. But the need is there, and Marit, her organization and their volunteers, are there to help bridge the gap. Her story is amazing, but what she manages to do, and how much she and her group provide is nothing short of fascinating. So tune in and hear her story of starting a girl scout troop, and becoming a grown up girl scout gone nuclear
We provide college counseling to high school students in need. This is one way in which we change life trajectories.
Last week a local 17 year old boy met with a college counselor for the first time. His mom checked in to say how relieved they are to have the support and that her son is so excited about going to college!
The sudden SNAP outage left many local families without a way to buy food.
Thanks to our donors, we were able to purchase 400 @stopandshop gift cards to help our neighbors.
Thank you again to our donors for allowing us to respond to the need so quickly!
A reminder that kids feel the weight of affordability, too.
When all your friends have something and you’ve only ever had hand-me-downs, asking for help takes courage. No child should feel left out because of cost — and no family should have to stretch their budget for basic winter gear. 💙
DM us to help.
Hunger in the Hamptons is real.
Families working full-time still can’t afford groceries, and many elderly quietly go without.
Each week, we deliver 4,000 lbs of food to neighbors who would otherwise go hungry.
Your donation keeps that work going — one bag, one family at a time. 🖤
Donate today. [link in bio]
A local family facing financial hardship recently reached out for help feeding and caring for their dog. They’re doing their best to get back on their feet, but even the most loyal companions come with costs that can feel impossible when money runs short.
Thanks to an anonymous donor, we were able to provide food and supplies to keep this family together — and to remind them they’re not alone.
At Hamptons Community Outreach, we see these quiet needs every day. It’s not just about hunger or housing — it’s about dignity, stability, and holding on through the hardest chapters.
🐾 If you’d like to support our Crisis Care work, visit the link in our bio.
It`s that time of year...
our Santa Letters are live! 💌
Deadline to drop off gifts is Friday, December 5. 🎁
👉 Click link in bio for details.
💕 Thank you for your support!
Federal delays in SNAP benefits are hitting families across New York — including here on the East End. Many of our neighbors depend on these funds to buy groceries, and even a short gap means immediate hardship.
While we wait for federal benefits to resume, Hamptons Community Outreach is stepping in to keep families fed.
If you’re a SNAP recipient, your EBT card still works, but new November funds won’t be issued until the shutdown ends.
➡️ Visit @nysotda or otda.ny.gov for updates.
➡️ If you need food right now, call 211, or reach out through our website.
➡️ If you can give, please do. Every dollar fills a fridge this week.
#HamptonsCommunityOutreach #SNAP #FoodSecurity #LongIsland #EastEnd #HungerRelief #CommunitySupport #HiddenHamptons
We are hearing from lots of our neighbors right now.
SNAP benefits are not guaranteed for November, and families are scared.
Every dollar you donate helps put food on the table today. Please donate at the link in bio or share this post ❤️
#hungryinthehamptons #snap #helpyourneighbors
Last week, we hosted a homeless shower event at the Southampton Long Island Hotel. Our unhoused neighbors were able to take showers, get haircuts, see a nurse, and pick up food, clothing, and shoes.
These moments of care may seem small, but for people living without shelter, they mean comfort, dignity, and a brief break from survival mode.
If you’d like to help fund a future shower event — or cover the cost of a night indoors for someone who has nowhere else to go — please donate through the link in our bio. Every contribution makes a difference.
The “Harbor Helpers” in Sag Harbor assembled 70 bags of candy for our upcoming Halloween party.
Their effort reminds us how much this community can do when we come together — even a simple bag of candy can mean a lot to a child who’s been through too much.
Thank you for helping make this season a little brighter. 🎃
In the Hamptons, food often means abundance — long dinners, stocked fridges, overflowing tables.
But for many of our neighbors, it means something else entirely: relief.
A place where some wonder what to cook next… and others wonder if they’ll eat tonight.
Where produce deliveries mean dignity, and a full pantry is a rare comfort.
This is what a meal means in the Hidden Hamptons.
🍎 Support our food outreach programs at the link in bio.
#hamptonscommunityoutreach #hiddenhamptons #foodinsecurity #mutualaid #communityfirst #endhunger #neighborshelpingneighbors #eastendrealities
Our friends at Shinnecock are stepping up to help us raise critical funds for families in need. Please join and show your support this Saturday.
Out here, it really does take a village—and every effort matters.
🍁 Join us Saturday, October 25, 10AM - 2PM at The Powwow Grounds!
Thank you to @gen.de.relevo for donating clothing to local kids in need. For families already stretched thin, things like warm jackets or a pair of shoes that actually fit can feel out of reach.
These moments — a child picking out something new, feeling seen, feeling cared for — matter more than most of us realize. We’re grateful for every person who helps make that possible.
As the crowds leave and the air turns cold, the Hamptons change — but the need doesn’t.
For many of our neighbors, fall means fewer jobs, higher heating bills, and growing uncertainty about what winter will bring.
While summer homes sit empty, others are bracing for nights without heat. While restaurant patios close, we’re delivering groceries, warm coats, and blankets to those living on the edge.
This is still the Hidden Hamptons.
🧤 Support our work at the link in bio.
#hamptonscommunityoutreach #hiddenhamptons #eastendrealities #communityfirst #mutualaid #neighborshelpingneighbors #nonprofitlife
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This home was falling apart—unsafe spaces, rotting structures, and no proper place for family members to sleep. Thanks to our donors, we were able to step in and make urgent repairs, creating safe bedrooms, a working kitchen, and a stable environment for a family that has been through so much.
The need is overwhelming, and so many more families are still waiting. But every project like this brings relief, dignity, and hope.
After leaving a domestic violence situation, Laura was ready to rebuild her life—but without transportation, steady work was out of reach.
Thanks to our donors, we were able to provide her with a used vehicle. Now she can get to her job and take steps toward a safer, more stable future.
Your support makes stories like Laura’s possible. If you’d like to help more neighbors access critical needs like transportation, please consider donating through the link in our bio.
One of our clients just received an e-bike so he can travel from Southampton to Sagaponack for work every day 🙏.
Transportation is one of the biggest barriers people here face—without it, steady employment can be impossible.
Last week, we hosted another mobile shower event for our homeless neighbors. Along with hot showers, we provided clean clothing, food, medical care, and haircuts.
These services don’t fix the larger crisis of homelessness on the East End, but they do offer relief, dignity, and a reminder that people care.
Thank you to our donors for making this possible. Your support helps us keep showing up for those living on the margins of our community.
