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Appalachia Service Project (ASP) is a Christian ministry based in Johnson City, Tennessee. Since 1969, ASP has made homes warmer, safer, and drier for Appalachian families in need, using volunteers to help build and repair homes. The organization aims to serve as many families as possible, as quickly as possible.

40 Clayton homes to be built in Avery County, offered RENT FREE for 3 years...

WAMY's mission is to partner with communities and families to provide the disadvantaged the support and tools they need to become self-sufficient. They are local to the High Country have been active in Helene relief and recovery since day one.

Apply for assistance through WAMY

WAMY Community Action - WAMY Warrior Volunteer Program

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.

rapid recovery loans of up to $100,000 to small businesses

SBA Reopens Deadlines for Physical Damage Loans in Disaster Affected Areas Impacted by the 2024 Federal Funding Lapse Helene Relief Still Available for North Carolina Businesses and Residents

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.

WNC Bridge’s 2025 IMPACT grant cycle is now open.

Duke Energy Foundation is accepting grant applications from Western North Carolina’s nonprofit organizations supporting local and regional long-term recovery.