Sea Devils in the Community
Sea Devil Athletics and Community Service
Serving the Wilmington community is a primary focus of the CFCC athletic program. The Department of Athletics strives to establish a commitment to service to others as a foundation for a balanced student-athlete lifestyle. By providing opportunities for student-athletes to serve, these young men and women make meaningful contributions to society. Our student-athletes are challenged to provide service to our community and individuals who are in need. With a clearly defined program of service, student-athletes are given the opportunity to develop a lifelong commitment to voluntarism.
Student-athletes are involved in numerous charities, non-profit agencies, community organizations, schools, and hospitals. Some student-athletes have also created, initiated, and implemented service projects with assistance and support from in-class instruction.
Currently, our student-athletes have performed hundreds of community service hours and have impacted countless lives in the Wilmington community. Through the involvement of coaches, administrators, student-athletes, cheerleaders, and “Ray” the mascot, Sea Devil Athletics is working together to make our community a better place to live.
Commitment to Service Initiative
The goal of this initiative is to give back to Wilmington and the surrounding service area and foster a balanced student-athlete lifestyle by providing student-athletes with the opportunity to learn life skills, build strong character, develop a commitment to voluntarism and learn to appreciate the value of giving. From this collaborative effort and achieving our goal, "we can make a difference" in the community.
Partners in the Community
Wilmington's Residential Adolescent Achievement Place (WRAAP) is a private nonprofit agency located in Wilmington, NC. WRAAP offers after-school programs that promote self-reliance and healthy lifestyles, through education, mentoring, and advocacy. The program predominately serves children from "high-risk" communities.
Boys and Girls Club of Southeastern North Carolina works to enable all young people, especially those who need help the most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
Good Shepherd Center is one of the largest providers of homeless services in Southeastern North Carolina. The mission of Good Shepherd Center is to feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, and foster transition to housing.
New Hanover County Schools Reading Buddies Program was designed to help engage readers around strengthening literacy skills and a love of reading.
Landfall Fall Festival benefiting the Kenan Chapel and the Great Oaks Club.
Sea Devils in the Community:
New Hanover County Schools Reading Buddies
Cape Fear Athletics has partnered with local elementary schools to foster the love of reading within our youth. This initiative targets first-grade classrooms with the hope of growing strong lifelong readers.
It's On Us
Sea Devils Athletics proudly supports It’s On Us: a national organization and movement to combat campus sexual assault and domestic violence. Our CFCC Athletic Department encourages members of the CFCC community to join us in signing the pledge against sexual assault and learning more about the resources available through the organization. For more information about It’s On Us and its impact on college campuses nationwide, visit itsonus.org
Landfall Fall Festival
The Sea Devil Cheer Team attends the local Landfall community's Fall Fest every season to perform, and interact with the fans, teach kids Sea Devil cheers, and more.
Youth Team Practice Volunteers
Cape Fear Women's Soccer often volunteers with local middle school and youth club soccer teams to aid in their practices and cultivate their passion for soccer
Out of the Darkness Walk Leaders
The Sea Devil cheer team was invited to participate as special guests during the Out of the Darkness walking event in 2023 - a community walk to spread awareness about resources organized by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. The CFCC cheer team had the honor of leading this group of 500 participants and 51 teams through the streets of Wilmington.
Sea Devils in the Community Photo Gallery
Community Outreach Archives:
Men's and Women's Soccer program donate Soccer Balls.....
Women's Basketball program offers clinic to Girl Scout community....
Women's Basketball team helps out the community for Thanksgiving...
Cheerleaders participate in Wilmington's first Koman Race for the Cure...
Women's Basketball team offers free clinic at MLK Center...