We want to thank Nancy Cecil, managing Director at Sanctuary Maple Hill Farms in Maine for sending much needed equine medical supplies! Your generosity is greatly appreciated! Thank You 🩷 View This Post On Facebook

THANK YOU to everyone who made this possible 🙏🏻❤️ View This Post On Facebook

Day 21 since our team responded to Hurricane Helene, we appreciate everyone who has supported and volunteered in those days. We will be serving Mitchell County for weeks to come, we can’t do it without the continued support of our donors. The needs change daily, the biggest need right now is monetary donations and sources…

THANK YOU to our HOME CHURCH Bethel Church of Midland, for getting thus bill paid, so we can get our skidsteer back in Spruce Pine working!!!! Time is of the essence. Our team got an EMERGENCY ticket this morning of an elderly couple trapped without any help since storm hit. PLEASE KEEP THE monetary donatiins…

Thank you ToolBank USA and Bill Hess for your continous support! Trailer liaded down with tools and supplies on its way to Spruce Pines!!! View This Post On Facebook

🚨🚨🚨 Help us spread the word… If your community is collecting supplies for WNC, there is a URGENT NEED for buddy heaters and generators! Please contact us if you have these items. We will have boots on the ground in WNC for weeks to come. The nights are very cold and many people are still…

Our Field teams worked very hard this past weekend on clearing a mile plus access road so family could access their home. I am so very proud of our team for their hard work and dedication to push through. What our groups do is not easy and at times can be dangerous, but our crews…

“A disaster or tragedy often brings out strong emotions, such as anxiety, worry and anger, and people may want help in dealing with their feelings. The Disaster Distress Helpline (1-800-985-5990) provides confidential counseling, referrals, and other support, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.” Source: https://www.cdc.gov/natural-disasters/psa-toolkit/disaster-distress-hotline.html We meet people all the time that say…

Safe travels Don Brown as you head to Spruce Pine. Thank you for filling the need this week. View This Post On Facebook