Grantees

To assist families with housing repairs, food and other essential items to ensure the basic needs of abused children are met.

To resume construction of a child abuse treatment center that was utilized as storage since the hurricane.

To provide food, water and basic household supplies and furnishings lost due to storm damage.

For disaster relief services.

To provide emergency assistance for hospice patients.

Toward costs associated with serving as a warehouse and distribution location.

To construct new houses for people who lost their homes during Hurricane Helene.

To restore operations at its six clinics.

To provide programs and self care services for autistic people as a direct result of Hurricane Helene and its aftermath.  

For costs associated with homeowner assessment and damage repairs.

To hire additional staff, increase assessment capacity and cover construction expenses in support of the Asheville Regional Coalition for Home Repair as it addresses the disaster home repair needs of low-income homeowners in the wake of Hurricane Helene.

To assist members with damage to homes, transportation needs, or debris clean-up.

To provid assistance to officers and their families who were directly impacted by the hurricane, as well as replace drone equipment damaged during emergency response.

To provide rent and utility assistance to people at risk of eviction due to effects of the hurricane.

To provide essential services to BIPOC communities.

To provide emergency financial assistance and support to women veterans.

To provide essential supplies to people impacted by the hurricane.

To restore its facility and meet essential needs.

To assist people affected by the hurricane with housing and other needs.

To address the increased demand for mental health services.

To obtain a mobile training kitchen for youth participating in their Culinary Arts Apprenticeship Program since its kitchen was destroyed in the storm.

To provide portable showers, meet essential needs and assist with FEMA applications.

To provide emergency assistance services to low-income people who have been affected by Hurricane Helene.

To address food, gas, utility assistance, storage, transportation, repairs, medical and other needs as identified by students.

To provide direct emergency outreach health services.

To help restore and reopen miles of trails along the Blue Ridge Parkway.

To assist with costs that will help seven childcare facilities reopen.

To provide essential services and supplies to the LBGTQ+ community.

To establish a portable water filtration system, deliver supplies and resources, clear roads and driveways and assist local fire departments.

To implement a drone streambank seeding project.

To help private landowners affected by the hurricane with controlled burning, trail clearing and wildfire buffer remediation.

For food and resource distribution, debris removal, as well as public health education regarding dishwashing and composting waste.

To repair its facility that is used to provide essential supplies to low-income people. 

To meet increased demand for car repair as a result of Hurricane Helene.

To repair damage to its facility, replace damaged tools and address the increased demand for its services to repair cars for low-income people.

To provide financial assistance to its families affected by the storm.

To provide essential services and supplies to farmers and other community members affected by the hurricane.

To provide essential services and supplies.

To provide essential services and supplies to people impacted by the hurricane.

To provide disaster relief assistance through its five community-based safety net programs.

To rehabilitate public access trails and climbing areas affected by Hurricane Helene.

To support the Helene C4 Program, an initiative providing employment to community members affected by the storm and rehabilitating climbing and hiking trails.

To assist women and families faced with a gynecological cancer diagnosis who have been affected by Hurricane Helene, as well as repair damages to its facility and campus.

To provide essential services and supplies and offer end-of-life support.

To support hotline staff.

To provide rent and utility assistance, car repairs, and other basic needs, as well as stipends for community health workers supporting those affected by the storm. 

To provide food and other essential services to Latino families.

To provide continued direct assistance to individuals and families affected by the hurricane and to support them in stabilizing their housing.

To distribute essential items.

To provide weekend food for youth.

To help address the increased demand for medical evaluations of abused children.

To purchase home repair materials, replace household goods, provide debris removal, and serve as a distribution hub for emergency heat and other needs to those affected by the storm.

To provide emergency medications and water distribution to those impacted in hard hit areas. 

For StarLink roam devices providing critical communications services to hospice staff in remote areas.

To repair and rebuild hiking trail infrastructure damaged by Hurricane Helene.

To provide essential supplies and services to communities affected by the hurricane.

To provide financial assistance for basic needs to people in substance abuse recovery who were affected by the hurricane.

For rebuilding internet operations.

For housing, utilities, gasoline and medical assistance needed by storm victims.

To partner with local nonprofits to help with community clean-up efforts.

For personnel and equipment needed to assist landowners and land managers with stewardship challenges brought on by Hurricane Helene.

To assist with re-opening its childcare facilities. 

To purchase ingredients from small farmers affected by Hurricane Helene.

To purchase naloxone, test strips and wound care supplies.

To replace classroom materials and resources in K-4 classrooms lost due to flooding serving students.

To purchase food for food pantries affected by supply chain disruptions.

To provide a broad range of housing, transportation, and financial supports needed by community members affected by the storm.

To support preparation costs related to the distribution of hot meals utilizing its food truck.

To repair storm damage from Hurricane Helene at multiple conservancy owned and managed properties.

For construction expenses, such as insurance, tool purchase and maintenance and transportation associated with rebuilding damaged homes.

For site development costs associated with developing a 10-acre tract of land for 56 new, affordable homes within the town limits of Black Mountain under a community land trust model, ensuring permanent affordability. *This award is contingent on the organization's satisfaction of certain requirements related to the acquisition of the property and the structure of the community land trust.

For an educational recovery program and immediate emergency needs of students affected by Hurricane Helene.

For equipment and equipment maintenance needed to complete home demolition work.

To provide a broad range of housing, immediate emergency needs, and mental health supports to community members affected by the storm.

To provide essential services and supplies through their relief site.

Toward roof repair at the home of a community member affected by the storm.

To provide on-site essential services, goods and internet.

To help rebuild two homes lost in Hurricane Helene.

To provide shelter for displaced families, particularly those with children, who are not covered under existing state funding for cold weather shelter.

To provide a range of housing assistance, from clean-up and mold remediation to demolition and temporary housing.

To repair homes of kinship families that were damaged by the hurricane.

To provide critical mental health services in response to the trauma caused by Hurricane Helene.

To provide assistance to individuals struggling with mental health and substance use issues at shelters and distribution centers.

To provide generators and essential medical equipment to hospice patients.

To assess and provide repairs to homes damaged by the hurricane.

For a recovery and repair program to help homeowners affected by the hurricane.

To establish a mobile pharmacy unit to dispense emergency medications to those affected by Hurricane Helene.

To provide canine search and rescue support to help locate victims of Hurricane Helene.

To provide ongoing assistance with redistributing supplies and resources from stage sites to vulnerable and at-need communities.

To provide food and meet essential needs for people impacted by the hurricane.

To meet essential basic needs.

To provide essential services and communication resources to remote communities.

For materials, skilled labor and construction costs to rebuild homes for families displaced by the hurricane.

For materials, skilled labor and construction costs to rebuild homes for families displaced by the hurricane.

To address an increased demand for services for abused children.

To purchase IMPLAN, an economic analysis software used to generate Return on Investment reports required for some federal, state, and foundation grant applications. These reports will strengthen narratives and increase the likelihood of funding by demonstrating the direct and indirect economic impacts of projects proposed in the CarolinaWest, the region's economic development organization, seven-county service area.

To assist with FEMA applications, help coordinate a shared distribution site and distribute items to begin clean-up efforts.

To support a disaster relief hub.