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An open callout: Join the Helene Design Pledge

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A wide shot of the lush green North Carolina mountains stretching out to the horizon.

The Helene Design Pledge was launched by the regional advocacy group MountainTrue.

Photo provided by Altura Architects

Looking for more ways to help rebuild WNC?

Local firm Altura Architects is inviting design professionals to join the Helene Design Pledge — a solution-oriented joint effort from architects, engineers, surveyors, and other experts.

The goal? To donate their time + know-how in order to help communities across WNC affected by Hurricane Helene plan a sustainable, resilient rebuild.

Altura Architects has already pledged 200 hours of design time to the cause, and every additional volunteer makes a huge difference.

Join the rebuild

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