Family-owned company donates 11 HVAC units to support disaster relief.

Last month we featured members of the Graham County, NC task force leading the visionary development of the fitness center complete with natatorium, workout rooms, elevated walking track and other fitness supports currently needed in the community.

NC’s philanthropic community mobilized quickly in response to Hurricane Helene to meet the immediate needs of the entire western region of North Carolina, and particularly 18 of the state’s westernmost counties and the Qualla Boundary.

WNC Bridge is partnering with GiveDirectly and Propel to provide direct financial assistance to households in Avery, Madison, McDowell, Mitchell, and Yancey Counties to support Hurricane Helene recovery efforts.

In the heart of Western North Carolina, where resilience meets compassion, our Community Initiatives advocates are changing lives one connection at a time.

With guidance from Partnerships Officer Sara Coplai and support from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond’s rural investment collaborative, this ambitious project is moving from vision to action.

Join us for a fun and meaningful day of shopping at our Third Annual Nonprofit Community Yard Sale.

Dr. Adelaide Key’s lasting contributions continue to shape and inspire Rathbun House.

When a grandmother’s only vehicle began to fail, support from our Greatest Needs Fund helped keep her family moving forward.

After years of hard work and dedication, the Rural Connections for Elders project is making a lasting difference for older adults and caregivers.

Shiloh Community Development Corporation will support local residents and families.

Join us for an opportunity to raise funds, connect with the community, and showcase your nonprofit’s mission at our annual WNC Nonprofit Yard Sale!

WNC Bridge is helping residents rebuild and restore safety after Hurricane Helene through its Community Initiatives program.

The Rural Connections for Elders partnership supports seniors and caregivers in rural Western North Carolina.

Our 2025 IMPACT grant cycle is now open.

We were excited to hear from Emma, a 2022 WNCBF Health Scholarship recipient from Hayesville, who is passionate about rural healthcare.

Shoshana received a stairlift after recovering from multiple falls, thanks to our Greatest Needs Fund.

WNCBF has been selected to participate in the 2025 Community Investment Training through the Rural Investment Collaborative initiative.

The holidays are a great time to check on loved ones and offer support.

From the tireless efforts of staff and volunteers to the outpouring of support from customers and neighbors, our retail operations are back open.

Through our Community Initiatives, Sara’s vehicle received vital repairs, offering much-needed support after Helene.

WNC Bridge Foundation awards NOW Grant Hurricane Helene Relief funding to 88 organizations, distributing a total of $849,561 to support initial recovery efforts.

As colder weather sets in, this edition focuses on safely using heating resources like wood stoves or generators.

As of October 24, 2024, WNC Bridge Foundation has awarded over $607,000 in NOW Grants – Hurricane Helene Relief to 63 organizations, providing crucial support to help our communities recover.

During Hurricane Helene, our retail operations building in Biltmore Village was hit hard, with 14 inches of floodwater filling the space and leaving behind a thick layer of mud.

Keelin, a fifth grader in the McDowell School District, has been navigating the challenges of congenital deafness for the past five years with the help of a cochlear implant.

In light of recent events, I want to offer some helpful tips on safely addressing mold after flooding.

Our Board of Directors has approved an initial $1.5 million in funding to support nonprofits and individuals in their immediate recovery efforts following the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene.

Rathbun House’s 30th Anniversary Celebration has been cancelled due to the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

The Green and Healthy Homes Initiative promotes a “whole-house strategy.” This month we will dive into the importance of maintaining a “Pest-Free” and “Contaminant-Free” home.

Katelyn’s classroom experience has been transformed thanks to Children’s Services Fund.

Clay County Hearts for Kids and Seniors will use NOW Grant funds to cover children’s sports registration fees, school expenses, and other essentials that help children thrive.

Carolina Caring, with sponsorship support from WNC Bridge, recently hosted two grief camps in Burke and McDowell Counties.

Thanks to the generous support of the Children’s Services Fund, WNC Bridge Foundation was able to provide Charles with a custom-fitted, self-propelled wheelchair.

The Green and Healthy Homes Initiative promotes a “whole-house strategy.” This month, we will discuss “Safe” and “Well-Ventilated.”

What started as a gathering of like-minded car lovers has grown into a powerful force for good.