Nonprofits

For one day, your meal at 50+ WNC restaurants will support the fight to end HIV/AIDS.
Learn more about Community Supported Agriculture and partner with a local farm during CSA Week.
A grant from the Center for Disaster Philanthropy Truist WNC Recovery and Resiliency Fund allows the program to continue its work into eastern TN with a bigger team.
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After experiencing flooding from Hurricane Helene, the Goodwill on Tunnel Road has reopened just in time to start thrifting your fall wardrobe.
The nonprofit has been working for more than nine months to clean up WNC’s rivers after Helene’s wreckage. Now, with funding from the NCDEQ, efforts will increase.
Whether you want to pack food for folks in need or foster pets, here are 40+ ways to lend a helping hand in your community.
One student’s idea became a family’s new home in a matter of months, thanks to Warren Wilson College and dozens of local businesses.
Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity has been busy hosting out-of-town college students interested in spending their spring break volunteering.
Center for Craft is hosting a live-streaming event with celebrities and media personalities to raise funds to recover from Helene.
Asheville teen Emma Roberts was named to the USA National Paralympic Swim Team.
The food bank will use the grant to continue to build out its new facility and fight food insecurity in WNC.
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Dip your toes into “phillumeny,” aka the practice of collecting matchbooks, while you explore Asheville and support local businesses at the same time.