WNC Bridge Foundation has been invited to join WNC Nonprofit Pathways (Pathways) funders’ collaborative.

WNC Bridge Foundation Receives $760,000 USDA Grant

Fifty-one non-profits will have the resources necessary to focus on capacity building, the backbone of effective non-profit programs, thanks to grant funding provided by WNC Bridge Foundation’s 2022 IMPACT Grant initiative.

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Each year we award $1,500 scholarships to 36 outstanding high school seniors who are pursuing health related occupations.

We are pumped to be sponsoring Asheville City Soccer Club’s home game on Wednesday, July 6 against South Carolina United at 7:30 PM

100% of ticket proceeds for Appalachian Vintner’s AVL Winemaker Tasting on July 7th will benefit Rathbun House, one of WNC Bridge’s 5 Community Initiatives.

An IMPACT grant from WNC Bridge Foundation allowed Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity (AAHH) to complete health and safety home repairs on the homes of 44 low-income older adult households during the grant period.

An IMPACT grant from WNC Bridge Foundation allowed Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity (AAHH) to complete health and safety home repairs on the homes of 44 low-income older adult households during the grant period.

Come visit us during our Open House on Thursday, May 26 from 11 AM- 4 PM.

$1 for every Hillman draft beer sold on 5/2/22 will be donated to WNC Bridge Foundation with a designation to our You’re Special Fund.

WNC Bridge Foundation’s Children’s Services Fund has been a game-changer for Dominic Taylor

In 2021, Rathbun House welcomed 951 individuals whose loved ones were experiencing a medical crisis at an Asheville area hospital.

A WNC Bridge NOW Grant helped Arts for Life provide approximately 150 Artivity Art Kits to Mission Children’s Hospital .

We are excited to announce our partnership with Green Man Brewery by presenting Green Man’s 25th Anniversary Party Friday, March 18th and Saturday, March 19th.

An IMPACT Grant awarded to Read to Succeed at the end of 2020 supported the ongoing transition to virtual tutoring and much more.

For February, WNC Bridge Foundation is directing all proceeds and cash gifts from our Weaverville Thrift Store to our Children’s Services Fund, benefitting North Buncombe Elementary.

WNC Bridge recently welcomed Whitney Wiggins to our team as manager of Rathbun House.

Now in its third year of regional grant funding, 90 local non-profits from across Western North Carolina are WNC Bridge Foundation’s 2021 IMPACT Grant recipients, with awards totaling $3,900,000.

One of the perks of WNC Bridge Foundation moving to our new office space located at 294 Overlook Rd, Asheville, was the opportunity to let non-profits shop for office furniture that would not be going to our new building. Eight non-profits took over 90 pieces of office furniture.

A unique urgent home repair collaborative between Gateway Wellness Foundation and WNC Bridge Foundation is underway in McDowell County.

This past summer, WNC Bridge Foundation awarded a NOW Grant to Feed-A-Child, an organization providing food to “at-risk and food insecure” kids throughout Yancey County.

As of October 1, 2021, you can now visit WNC Bridge Foundation at our permanent office located at 294 Overlook Rd, Asheville.

WNC Bridge Foundation provided $55,000 in flood relief efforts to support frontline non-profits in meeting the immediate needs of those impacted by Tropical Storm Fred.

IMPACT Grant recipient, TACTOR Food & Farms, is a rural food-hub located in Yancey County, is determined to increase local food access by uniting communities with their local producers.

Communities In Schools of North Carolina in Jackson County’s mission is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. In Jackson County, 1 in 4 children under the age of 18 lives in poverty

Thanks to Levi’s physical therapist, Brittany, reaching out to WNC Bridge Foundation, we were able to outfit the young boy with a brand-new trike through our Children’s Services Fund program

A NOW Grant from WNC Bridge Foundation allowed Blue Ridge Partnership for Children to supply 50 families with large laundry baskets full of hard-to-obtain essential items early in the pandemic

When COVID-19 hit, millions of older adults found themselves more vulnerable and in need of a way to access nutritious food safely. Meals on Wheels (MOW) and its volunteers rose to the challenge of helping keep older adults fed, safe, and in their homes.

A NOW Grant from WNC Bridge Foundation was just the “fertilizer” needed to help make Haywood’s Historic Farmers Market a flourishing success this past season.

Rise & Shine offers a safe learning environment with one-on-one tutoring, STEAM enrichment, and ecological stewardship. Scholars attend the after-school program at no charge.

Last spring, a NOW Grant from WNC Bridge Foundation allowed the 30th Judicial District Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Alliance to provide “sunshine” baskets to 75 families experiencing isolation due to COVID-19 through Mental Health Support Kits.

It is no secret that in Western North Carolina, having a dependable car opens doors to education, employment, and improved quality of life.

When construction on Southwestern Community College’s new Health Sciences Building is completed in 2021, students will learn and train on state-of-the art technology, thanks in part to a $400,000 award from WNC Bridge Foundation.

WNC Bridge Foundation continues our support of MAHEC’s Home Based Primary Care (HBPC) program with a second IMPACT Grant of $100,000, awarded to the organization in 2020.

Zoe is a toddler who loves to play. Born with spina bifida, which occurs when the spine and spinal cord do not form properly; it is hard for Zoe to move around freely. Thanks to a referral from her physical therapist, WNC Bridge Foundation purchased a ZipZac® for this fun-loving girl.