Join Us in Rebuilding Asheville: Hurricane Relief and Volunteer Opportunities

A grassroots movement helping the most vulnerable in Asheville.

Feeding Western North Carolina with love and nourishment.

Providing emergency resources and vital community support.

Focused on rebuilding our local community and providing immediate aid.

Supporting pets in need during disaster recovery.

Providing nationwide relief efforts in times of crisis.

Leading national disaster relief with essential services and resources.

Delivering meals to communities affected by disasters.

From hands-on work to community advocacy, volunteers are vital here.

Join their team to make an impact with local relief efforts.

Helping pack and distribute meals to those in need.

Hands On Asheville-Buncombe provides a platform for community members to get involved.

Volunteer locally to assist with disaster response efforts. - For information about volunteering, please call 828-253-4723.

Become a volunteer to help disaster-stricken communities across the nation.

Volunteer to serve meals where they’re needed most.

Their warehouse was destroyed in the flood, but they still offer a fantastic selection of teas — perfect for seasonal gifts. Plus, they are a woman-owned business. 

Who doesn’t love chocolate? Unfortunately, their location on Riverside Drive was completely flooded.

Although not a small business, Biltmore is local and offers great gift options.

Located in the heart of the River Arts District, which was devastated by the flood, this store supports 21 local small businesses, 17 of which are women-owned and eco-friendly. 

Offering upscale secondhand and upcycled clothing, along with mixed-metal jewelry.

Selling “With love from Asheville” hats and tote bags to benefit local artists.

This local brewery offers a wide range of merchandise and beer. They’ve also supported relief efforts by using their warehouse as a donation site.

Known as the River Arts District’s community brewery, their buildings were destroyed by the flood. 

This craft brewery, also in the River Arts District, was severely impacted by the flood. 

A modern-day mercantile offering themed gift baskets featuring local products. For example, their bourbon-themed basket includes goodies like Poppy’s Popcorn, Sugar Mama’s Bourbon Balls, and more. 

A personal favorite! This woman-owned business is known for handcrafted popcorn, and 20% of every order supports hurricane relief efforts for staff and the community.