Infinite Beginnings LLC

12/25/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from Infinite Beginnings, LLC 🎄

This season, we are reminded that the greatest gifts cannot be wrapped — compassion, hope, connection, and service to others.

At Infinite Beginnings, we are deeply grateful for the trust placed in us by the individuals, families, partners, and communities we serve. Your resilience inspires our purpose, and your journeys remind us why this work matters.

As we celebrate today, we reflect on the lives touched, the challenges overcome, and the new beginnings still ahead. May this holiday bring you peace, warmth, and renewed strength for the days to come.

From our Infinite Beginnings family to yours — Merry Christmas and wishes for continued hope, healing, and growth in the year ahead. ❤️✨

11/27/2025

The Saturday before Thanksgiving, the Gastonia Infinite Beginnings team & Members had the privilege of delivering Thanksgiving boxes to families in need within our community.

What an honor it was to show up with love, compassion, and the spirit of giving—because everyone deserves a warm meal and a reminder that they are not alone.

To the families we served: we see you, we care for you, and we are grateful to walk alongside you.

To our Team and Members : thank you for embodying service in action.

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Infinite Beginnings, LLC.

May your holiday be filled with warmth, connection, and peace.

11/26/2025

Lincolnton PSR hosted a beautiful event honoring the rich history and heritage of Native Americans - Native American Heritage Month. The day was filled with learning, language, culture, and love — capped off with a wonderfully prepared meal enjoyed by all.
Proud moments like these reflect who we are at Infinite Beginnings. 🤎✨

11/13/2025

We love our Carolina Panthers 🏈💙🖤

11/03/2025

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10/31/2025

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Gov. Josh Stein announced today that food banks across the state will receive a $10 million grant.

Story: https://www.witn.com/2025/10/30/gov-stein-announces-10-million-grant-food-banks/

10/31/2025

Important update on SNAP benefits from Lincoln County Department of Social Services:
The USDA has directed a pause on all November SNAP benefits until further notice due to the federal government shutdown. Unless the USDA lifts its suspension, November SNAP benefits will not be issued. October benefits are NOT affected and remain available on your EBT card.

What to Do Now:
• Use current benefits on your EBT card
• Continue to apply for benefits and submit renewal paperwork on time.
• Call 2-1-1 for immediate food assistance or visit nc211.org to connect with local food pantries, meal programs and other essential services. Available 24/7 and in several languages.

Please check flyer for Lincoln County's food resources for families.

10/30/2025

Visit nc211.org, enter food pantry into the "I'm looking for..." field and enter your city in the "near" field. Click the "Get Help" button and review the list of local pantries. Each pantry has varying days and hours of operation so you can find the one that is most convenient for you.
nc211.org

10/29/2025

10/27/2025

Stay informed.

Catawba County Department of Social Services (DSS) is closely monitoring the potential impact of the federal government shutdown on families who receive Food and Nutrition Services (FNS), also known as SNAP.

In Catawba County, 10,730 households—representing 22,149 individuals—currently receive $3.4 million in food assistance benefits each month. These dollars not only help families put food on the table but also sustain our local economy. Retailers such as grocery stores and major chains like Walmart rely on SNAP purchases for an estimated 11–18% of their total sales.

This week, NCDHHS notified county DSS agencies that it received a letter from the federal government on October 16 indicating FNS benefits for November may be disrupted if the federal shutdown continues. If that occurs, thousands of Catawba County residents may not receive their benefits as usual.

Read more at https://www.catawbacountync.gov/news/potential-federal-shutdown-impact-on-local-families-receiving-food-assistance/