TOGETHER WE CAN CHANGE LIVES

Our mission is to lift people out of poverty and reduce human suffering by meeting their most basic and critical needs, and by creating opportunities that change the life trajectories for our marginalized neighbors.

TOGETHER WE CAN CHANGE LIVES

Our mission is to lift people out of poverty by meeting their most basic and critical needs, and by creating opportunities that change the life trajectories for our marginalized neighbors.

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.

This is the reality for one of our neighbors right now.

A collapsing kitchen sink and a hole in the kitchen floor isn’t just an inconvenience, it’s a safety hazard. We are raising funds to get this kitchen repaired and safe again. Every dollar counts. 🏠✨

How to help: 🔗 Tap the link in our bio to donate to the emergency repair fund.
We believe every child should have the chance to celebrate their birthday with joy, laughter, and - of course - plenty of cake! 🎂🎈

Your donations directly lead to moments like these. This week, we were honored to help a local family throw a birthday party to remember. Seeing these smiles is a reminder of the power of community.

Special thanks to the Children’s Museum of the East End and Lizzy’s Little Bake Shop for their incredible generosity! 💖
Meet Michael.

Thanks to your generosity, our nonprofit was able to step in and support him during a time of need. Today, he’s incredibly grateful- and so are we!
Because of YOU, stories like Michael’s are possible. Your kindness helps us show up for our neighbors!🙏
Laura a struggling grandmother needed her car repaired. The cost was $2500 and she could not afford it. Thank you to our donors for enabling us to help her get back on the road!🙏
We hear from families whose girls are missing school because they don’t have period supplies. This shouldn’t be happening.

If you’d like to help, please consider donating - link in bio.
A big thank you to everyone who stepped up and donated to our recent clothing and supply drive. Because of your incredible generosity, we are able to provide warmth, comfort, and dignity to so many of our neighbors in need across the East End.
Teenagers in need across the Hamptons received gift cards just in time for Spring break to help cover food expenses. 
Gift cards are helping teens in need across the Hamptons stay fed while school is out.
Thank you so much to our donors for making this happen!🙏
Help Bring Easter Joy to Local Children in Need!

We’re collecting Easter baskets for underserved children in our community. 

Two easy ways to contribute:
🐣 Order a pre-made basket through our Amazon wishlist (link in bio).
🐰 DM us for the location if you’d like to drop off your own basket 

Please make sure all baskets are delivered by Good Friday, April 3rd. Let’s come together as a community and spread some Easter cheer!
Love Fest 2026 was such a special reminder of how much this community truly cares!

Thank you to everyone for supporting our event and mission- our host committee, sponsors, and every single guest. You are the reason we can continue this work!

Thank you! ❤️

Photo Credit: @marydecapriophotography @kristinlgrayphotography @hollisrafkinsax 

@elegantaffairs1 @classiceventsnyc
Did you know that 50% of the kids at Hamptons Art Camp attend at no cost? In an area where summer camps are often unaffordable for working families, we’re making sure every child has a place to create. 🎨

Help us keep art and fun accessible for every child in our community. Learn more and see how you can help at the link in our bio! ✨
Every day we meet people that struggle. Please help if you can.

Link in bio. Thank you!
Because of our generous donors, Luis has now been laid to rest in his homeland. Your kindness helped bring him home. 

Thank you deeply to everyone who donated. His family is forever grateful.❤️

We also want to thank those who purchased dark clothing for his friends to wear to the funeral.
We want to thank every single person who donated, shared, and supported the effort of Luis being laid to rest in his homeland.  His family and friends are so grateful! ❤️
Help Bring Easter Joy to Local Children in Need!
We're collecting Easter baskets for underserved children in our community. 

Two easy ways to contribute:
🐣 Order a pre-made basket through our Amazon wishlist (link in bio).
🐰 DM us for the location if you'd like to drop off your own basket

Please make sure all baskets are delivered by Good Friday, April 3rd. Let's come together as a community and spread some Easter cheer!
Hamptons Art Camp is back! 
🖌️🏺 Six weeks of painting, pottery, sewing, cooking, outdoor games, and a lot of hands-on creativity. 🖼️🏃

Camp runs June 29 – August 7.
Ages 6–12.
Sag Harbor.

You can register for one week or all six.
If you’re able, you can also sponsor a camper or apply for financial aid.

🎨 Details and registration are live now at the link in our bio.
Any leads? Let us know 😊
Thank you to everyone who donated so our homeless neighbors could stay in motel rooms during the snowstorm.

It was cold. It was dangerous.
Because of you, they were inside.

So grateful to our donors who made this possible. 🙏
Thank you to everyone for your generosity.
Luis’s family in Guatemala has asked us to share their gratitude. They are so touched by your support and kindness. We greatly appreciate our caring community.
#hamptonscommunityoutreach
1 million views 🎉 

That’s 1 million opportunities for our message to reach people who can learn about and support our mission!

Thank you for helping us amplify this work 🙏
Luis’s family in Guatemala is wondering if we can help with transportation for him to be returned home so that they can say goodbye. We are fundraising to pay whatever we can of the total cost of the casket and the transportation to Guatemala which is $7500.
If you’d like to help, please donate any amount that you can to our Crisis Fund.
Please Click Link in Bio to donate.
Thank you🙏
There are families in the Hamptons who live paycheck to paycheck.

Many are working, but the cost of living here is extremely high. We receive calls every day from parents who are worried about how they will feed their children.

Hamptons Community Outreach began as a summer camp. We quickly added a food program because so many families were struggling.

Today, we deliver fresh produce and groceries to 250 families every week.

Our volunteers work in freezing temperatures to make sure our neighbors have enough to eat.

We could not do this work without our donors and volunteers. We are deeply grateful for their support.

If you would like to help, you can donate at the link in our bio.
Yesterday we brought people in from the woods before the snowstorm. Motel rooms save lives in weather like this. We want to thank all of our donors for your incredible generosity and kindness. You make this work possible! 🙌🏻❤️
Link bio to help!❤️🙏🏼
Thank you to everyone who helped provide winter coats and boots to our homeless neighbors.

We are so grateful for your support!
Thank you to everyone who supported children in our community with winter clothing this year.

For many families, winter is another layer of stress: coats that don’t fit, shoes that wear out, kids trying to focus in school while cold. 

Because of your support, kids were able to stay warmer, more comfortable, and a little more confident this winter. We’re so grateful!
We have a lot of new followers.
If you’re new here - welcome!
This is the work we do every day.

Thank you to @27east / The Southampton Press and reporter Cailin Riley for telling this story and help shine a light on a reality that’s often ignored in the Hamptons. 
We really appreciate the coverage and everyone’s support.
In need of space this Tuesday, please help!🙏
We help families when food runs out.
We repair homes that aren’t safe to live in.
We step in during emergencies—before a crisis becomes permanent.
This is the work. Every week. All year.
Last week, our founder Marit Molin was the guest speaker at the Southampton Lion’s club meeting. They were our first donor back in 2018 when we were a summer camp. And they have supported us every year since then!

Thank you so much for believing in us!
We are thankful for your support!
Thank you so much to the Ross School Community Service Commitee for collecting warm clothing for homeless people in the Hamptons. Your kindness and support are going to make many of our neighbors in need feel warm and cared for. We deeply appreciate your support!
Yesterday, a woman with advanced stage cancer reached out. She was snowed in & was almost out of oil & could not get a fuel delivery because of the snow. Jonathan & crew from legardenlandscaping showed up to help!

We received this message from the woman who was helped.

“I can’t even express how deeply grateful I am to you and these amazing guys who came to dig me out - it was very frightening to be snowed in like this, especially with my cancer and living alone. I was able to get to my doctors’s appointment yesterday. And now I will also be able to get oil for my heat. Thank you so much!”

Thank you legardenlandscaping for being such good neighbors!🙏
Link in bio to help 🙏
Since 2021 HCO has renovated/repaired 70 houses and built 4 new houses for families in need and we are working on four more!
What some people don’t know is with the seasonality of work and the high cost of living in the Hamptons, people struggle to find a place to live in the off season. This is why we find people living in the woods. Today we started canvassing  the woods early and got people out of the snow and into a nearby motel where they got to have a warm shower, meal, and bed. Thank you to our donors for caring about the “other” Hamptons and the people the world often forgets. None of this happens without you. #hamptonscommunityoutreach
We are getting people out of the woods and into a motel. Please help if you can!
Please click “Link in bio” & then “Homeless Support”to help us with storm expenses.
Thank you!🙏
Help us make Valentine’s Day a little sweeter for local famlies in need. You can purchase items from our Amazon wish list (link in bio)
or drop off gifts outside of the garage at:
📍 514 N. Main St., Southampton
When temperatures drop, we step in to get people indoors as quickly as possible. Motel rooms are temporary. They don’t fix the housing crisis. But in freezing weather, they can prevent serious harm.

If you’re able to support this work, the link is in our bio.