ASHEVILLE, N.C. — In the wake of catastrophic flooding that has devastated communities across Eastern North Carolina, Texas, and New Mexico, United…
It seems like every few months, there’s a new study or journal article about the benefits of volunteering. Countless journals attribute volunteerism…
At United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County, we are deeply embedded in the fabric of our community. Every day, we have the privilege of working…
Every year, we recognize and celebrate a few of the many individuals, groups, and businesses that planted seeds of love and hope in our community…
The following alert is copied directly from the latest newsletter of our partners at the YWCA of Asheville:
Tell Congress: Don't Eliminate Head…
ASHEVILLE - More than 50 young workers in a federal program helping Western North Carolina residents rebuild after Tropical Storm Helene were…
Welcome Home: Rebuilding Together in the Swannanoa Valley
Tucked behind Owen Middle School—one of our oldest Community Schools in the Swannanoa…
From Our Table to Yours: The Secret to Equal Plates' Famous Cornbread
There are so many reasons to love our Community Nights. Maybe you’re a fan of…
The night before Hurricane Helene, rain poured down, but that didn’t stop a group of young Eaton volunteers from fulfilling their commitment to show…
Every United Way is an independent nonprofit organization fully operated by its local community. We also work together as a network with support and…
Our world can feel fractured and chaotic at times and with so much uncertainty, creating spaces where people feel safe, heard, and valued has never…
About 15 minutes from exit 19 sits Barnardsville in the quiet valleys of northern Buncombe County. The Barnardsville community has long been a…