Dumas Wesley Community Center Email Format

Civic and Social OrganizationsAlabama, United States11-50 Employees

Dumas Wesley Community Center is a neighborhood-based nonprofit in Mobile, Alabama, founded in 1903 by the United Methodist Women. It aims to educate, empower, and enrich the local community through collaborative programs that address immediate needs, strengthen family life, and promote leadership and personal responsibility.

The organization operates a broad portfolio of services for seniors, families, and the working poor, including senior transportation and daily lunch delivery, an after-school program, a low-cost summer recreation, and the Sybil H. Smith Family Village for homeless families. It offers additional supports such as a clothing closet, a USDA-sponsored home daycare nutrition program, and partner-backed services including a food pantry, career services for women, and immigration services. In 2016, DWCC reported more than 21,000 direct services to the Crichton community and Mobile, and in August 2024, it announced a partnership with Pci Nsn to support its mission.

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