Community Initiatives Advocate Helps Student Get Much-Needed Surgery
Allison Cathey, a Speech-Language Pathologist for Buncombe County schools, submitted a Community Initiatives application to WNC Bridge Foundation.
Recognizing Sophie Dixon
Sophie Dixon, President of the Shiloh Community Association, received special recognition at Buncombe County’s Black Legacy Month event.
2024 AMY Nonprofit Summit
Thanks to WNC Nonprofit Pathways for organizing an informative Avery Mitchell Yancey (AMY) Nonprofit Summit on March 19.
Shiloh Community Association Receives Neighborhood Revitalization Grant
The historic Shiloh Community Association is partnering with WNC Bridge Foundation and Dogwood Health Trust to support the Shiloh community, a historically African-American neighborhood.
NOW Grant Application Open
WNC Bridge Foundation recognizes there are many WNC non-profit organizations whose good works have limited options to turn to for quick funding decisions. NOW Grants address this gap in our region
Scoooting Freely
Finn is having fun interacting in his world thanks to our Children’s Services Fund.
Recognizing Dr. H. Denniston Crews
WNC Bridge would like to recognize outgoing board member Dr. H. Denniston Crews (Denny) for his dedication and outstanding contributions while serving on our Board for the past 14 years.
A Fresh Start
As one of WNC Bridge Foundation’s original Estate Sale volunteers, Wilma Carlisle has helped orchestrate countless bi-weekly sales.
Volunteer Spotlight
As one of WNC Bridge Foundation’s original Estate Sale volunteers, Wilma Carlisle has helped orchestrate countless bi-weekly sales.
A Home for Everyone
WNC Bridge awarded CHC a three-year capacity grant to support the organization’s Affordable Replacement Housing Program, which aims to replace substandard housing for homeowners living at or below 80% or area medium income.
