On March 1, United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County disbursed $800,000 among nine organizations supporting recovery efforts in Buncombe County. This investment brings the organization’s total Helene-related funding to $5,332,547.
Our friends at Moxy Hotel would love for you to drop by to sip, snack, socialize, and support United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County at an upcoming art exhibition featuring Chris Peterson.
From Buncombe County's Early Childhood Education & Development Committee (ECE):
ECE wants to hear the community's thoughts and experiences with local childcare and support for parents with young children.
At a recent principal's meeting, a few highlights from each school were shared. Here's a summary from that session:
On an ordinary school afternoon, something extraordinary is happening across our nine Community Schools.
United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County is excited to be the premier charity partner for iDaph Events Asheville Marathon & Half on Saturday, March 21st.
We're looking for volunteers to help run the show. Cool part? For each volunteer we recruit who fulfills their shift, UWABC will receive $25 per volunteer hour from iDaph Events!
Come and be a part of the fun.
Across Asheville and Buncombe County, community-led organizations are creating spaces where students and families can connect, learn, and thrive. In 2023, four local organizations were selected to participate in United for Youth, a pilot Community Investment funding model designed to support work that is rooted in community voice, lived experience, and shared leadership.
Students and Volunteers Stir Up Change for Hurricane Helene Families