WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!

Southeastern Community Action Partnership is excited to continue its tradition of serving individuals and families by hosting its first-ever Big Pop Up event at Robeson Community College. COVID-19 has presented additional challenges for many individuals and families and The Big Pop Up is our way of showing support to the communities we serve.

Our goal is to provide 2,000 families with packaged food, household supplies, and other essential items.

The event will be held on Tuesday, November 9, at Robeson Community College from 10 am – 2 pm. All you have to do is show up and we will place food, household, and essential items in your vehicle – you won’t even have to exit your car! If you plan to attend, please tell us you’re coming.

Tell Us You're Coming

PLEASE NOTE: Registration will help us determine the number of attendees expected at the Big Pop-Up; however, It does not guarantee that you will receive supplies. It is definitely our goal to serve everyone and we strongly suggest that you arrive early. Supplies will be given on a first-come, first-served basis.

First Name*

Last Name*

Phone*

Address*

What county do you live in?* BladenBrunswickColumbusHokePenderRobesonScotland CountiesOther

How many members are in your immediate family?*

Do you have any children ages 5 and under in your home?* YesNo

Do you have children in diapers? If so, what size?*

Are you interested in getting the COVID-19 vaccine?* YesNo

Would you like more information about our services?* YesNo

Select an appropriate program* Housing AssistanceRelief ProgramsHead Start/Early Head Start

How did you hear about The Big Pop Up?

Big Pop Up Quick Facts

It is recommended that families who plan to participate register in advance using the link above. We also recommend that families who plan to attend arrive early as supplies are limited. Once 2,000 individuals or families are served, we will begin to turn others away.
Individuals and families from our seven-county service area will drive through at Robeson Community College where our staff, partners, and volunteers will place items in their vehicles.
We will provide additional services such as COVID-19 testing, vaccination, and information about relief programs, housing assistance, our early head start, and head start programs.
Drivers will use one dedicated entrance and will be guided where to receive supplies. Everyone MUST remain in their vehicle at all times. Items will be placed in the vehicle’s trunk, backseat, or truck bed.
This is a safe event and we’re asking all participants, families, and volunteers to please practice COVID-19 safety protocols including frequent hand washing or sanitizing, social distancing, and wearing a mask.

About SCAP, Inc.

Southeastern Community Action Partnership, Inc. is a member of the Community Action Partnership, which is the national hub that links the nation’s 1,000+ local Community Action Agencies and State Associations to each other and to leaders looking for solutions that connect families to great opportunity.

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405 N. Elm Street,
Lumberton, NC 28358
(910) 277-3500

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The Oaks Professional Building
915 S. Main Street, Unit I,
Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 277-3535

Ericka Jones Whitaker, Ed. D, Chief Executive Officer

Dr. Ericka Jones Whitaker assumed the Chief Executive Officer role of Southeastern Community Action Partnership (SCAP), formerly Southeastern Community & Family Services, Inc. (SCFS), in 2014. SCAP is one of the largest Community Action agencies in North Carolina. Whitaker oversees an annual budget of over $22 million, through several federally-funded programs and leads approximately 250 staff.

Dr. Whitaker is the recipient of the Carl D. Perkins Humanitarian Award by the Southeastern Association of Community Action Agencies (SEACAA) for her overall community leadership, specifically for bringing resources to the counties she serves after the effects of Hurricane Matthew. Dr. Whitaker also received the Roselle Copeland Stewardship Award for her work in community action and has received other leadership awards for her servitude in various communities.

Whitaker previously held management positions with several nonprofit trade associations in Washington, D.C., including the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) and the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists (ACOG). She was a former full-time Executive in Residence, a Professor at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke School of Business, and often teaches as an adjunct instructor. Dr. Whitaker serves on the Board of Directors for Community Action Program Legal Services, Inc. (CAPLAW) which provides legal and financial resources to Community Action Agencies. She also served as the Treasurer and Board Secretary for the North Carolina Community Action Association.

Whitaker holds a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Leadership and Administration from Fayetteville State University in Fayetteville, NC; a Master of Science in Administration (MSA) with a focus in Nonprofit Management from Trinity Washington University in Washington, DC; and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Business Communications from The University of Maryland, University College in College Park, MD. Dr. Whitaker is a member of Jack & Jill of America, Incorporated, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, and The Links, Incorporated.

Born in Ft. Campbell, Kentucky, Dr. Whitaker is the youngest of three, raised in a military family. Dr. Whitaker has lived in seven other states and Europe. She continues to have a love for traveling and cultural cuisine. With all of the “hats” she wears, Dr. Whitaker believes nothing precedes her most important role as a mother to her beautiful daughter.

Her favorite quote is by former South African President, the late Nelson Mandela: “Lead from the back and let others believe they are in front.”

Tamara Monroe, MHRM, Chief Operating Officer

With over 10+ years of Human Resource experience in retail, local and federal government, higher education and nonprofit sectors, Tamara Monroe is the Chief Operating Officer of Southeastern Community Action Partnership. Ms. Monroe holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a focus in Management, and a Master’s in Human Resource with a focus in Organizational Management.

Her motto is: “Success isn’t about how much money you make; it’s about the difference you make in people’s lives.” – First Lady Michelle Obama.

Liying Reeder, MBA Chief Financial Officer

Liying Reeder, MBA, has more than 20 years of progressive experience in accounting and management and holds a Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Forensic Accounting and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. Ms. Reeder’s personal motto is that “One person can make a difference.”

Cynthia Foskey, Director of Executive Administration and Contracts

A servant-leader with a servant’s heart for others, Ms. Cynthia Foskey oversees Executive Administration and Contracts for Southeastern Community Action Partnership. With over 26 years of experience in community and non-profit sector work, Ms. Foskey holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Management.

Tiffany Anthony, Section 8 Program Director

Tiffany Anthony brings over 15 years’ experience in Community Action, case management and advocacy for individuals, children and families that face economic challenges with limited resources
Tiffany holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology & Communications.

Kathleen Lowe Jacobs, MSW, Community Services Block Grant Program Director

With over nine years in The Community Action network, Mrs. Jacobs has a passion for encouraging and empowering individuals who are seeking change. She received her Master’s in Social Work and also holds a Master’s in Management and Leadership from Webster University.

Her motto is: “All things are possible no matter what gets in your way! You can do it!”