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Come learn about available disaster preparedness, available resources and organizations available to assist our communities in the event of another flood or similar emergency event.

The state has opened up applications for its CDBG-DR home repair and reconstruction program aimed at single-family homeowners in 29 counties affected by Tropical Storm Helene, Gov. Josh Stein announced June 16.

GiveDirectly & Propel are teaming up again to provide no-strings-attached cash transfers to survivors of Hurricane Helene

Local governments in North Carolina located in areas impacted by Hurricane Helene can now apply for grants from the new Small Business Infrastructure Grant Program (SmBIZ), a $55 million dollar fund designed to rebuild the damaged infrastructure that small businesses rely on to operate and thrive.

Our grants support individuals and organizations in Spruce Pine in rebuilding and growth.

Water Well Trust Receives $3 Million USDA Grant for National Water Well & Septic Projects

Agricultural Disaster Crop Loss Program for one time assistance for agricultural producers who suffered verifiable losses from Hurricane Helene.

The North Carolina Disaster Case Management program is available to guide survivors affected by Helene in 39 counties and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians through the recovery process by helping them address unmet needs and connect to resources.

Each year GCF makes grants to local nonprofits in Avery County serving the hungry, those in need of shelter, and other social programs for children and adults.

The Realtors® Relief Fund has approximately $60,000.00 in funds still available for anyone you know that has had damage from Hurricane Helene. If approved they will receive a check in the mail for $1,000.00. It's a very easy process.

Avery County Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.

Has your job been impacted by the disaster? Help is here. Hurricane Helene caused widespread disruption to the WNC economy. Chart a new path forward with the National Dislocated Worker Grant.