ReGroup WNC

ReGroup WNC ReGroup WNC was established to focus on getting individuals and families in stable living conditions after the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

A few weeks ago, we wrapped up a project for Tesla that reminds us why this work matters.After 3 straight days of rain f...
05/24/2026

A few weeks ago, we wrapped up a project for Tesla that reminds us why this work matters.
After 3 straight days of rain from Hurricane Helene, runoff from the hillside above the French Broad River poured through her neighborhood and into her property—flooding her crawlspace and completely submerging her oil-burning furnace.
She spent the past two winters without heat, barely getting by using space heaters.
Thanks to funding from the Carolina Community Foundation —and matching support from our donors—we were able to step in and help. A local HVAC contractor converted her home to a new electric system, giving her reliable heat and air conditioning year-round.
There are still so many families across Western North Carolina facing situations just like this.
We’re honored to have helped our new friend Tesla—and grateful to everyone who makes this work possible.

After Hurricane Helene tore through Lisa property, she couldn’t even return home for five months. Roads were impassable,...
05/11/2026

After Hurricane Helene tore through Lisa property, she couldn’t even return home for five months. Roads were impassable, downed trees blocked access, and the culvert and bridge were completely washed away. A massive landslide devastated her land—taking her trailer, well, septic system, mower, and more.
For the past year and a half, Lisa has worked tirelessly to rebuild—repairing her roof, floors, and property piece by piece. But as she’ll tell you, the road to recovery is still long.
When we met Lisa, she was facing ongoing electrical issues from flooding, made even more challenging by her remote location and limited access to subcontractors. Thanks to John C. Hall Electric—and supporters like you—lights are now back on in her bedroom, kitchen, and porch.
Your donations also helped provide gravel to stabilize her driveway, bringing her one step closer to safety and stability.
There is still so much work to be done—for Lisa and so many others like her. If you’d like to help families rebuild and regain a sense of normalcy, consider donating today. 100% of your contribution goes directly to survivors still recovering.
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ReGroup WNC recently met with Brad and Alexandra, who live in Canton with their two young boys. Their story is one we he...
05/02/2026

ReGroup WNC recently met with Brad and Alexandra, who live in Canton with their two young boys. Their story is one we hear far too often across Western North Carolina.
Their home and driveway were badly damaged during Hurricane Helene, and while they’re working with other resources to make the home safe and livable, their most urgent need right now is reliable transportation. Their current car has broken down repeatedly, with repair estimates in the thousands, making it unreliable for getting the kids around and to doctor appointments.
We appreciate the team at Cale Rogers Auto Sales for helping ReGroup WNC identify safe, reliable vehicles for families, and we’re grateful to the donors and partners who make this work possible!

Thanks to New Belgium Brewing and their Dollar Per Barrel Giving Program, which supports non-profits across the country...
04/27/2026

Thanks to New Belgium Brewing and their Dollar Per Barrel Giving Program, which supports non-profits across the country to positively impact the communities where they do business. They gave $5,000 to ReGroup WNC to support ongoing Hurricane Helene Recovery efforts in WNC. This donation helped a family in Swannanoa, NC replace their electrical system that flooded during Hurricane Helene.

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When floodwaters from Hurricane Helene washed out the road to Aaron’s home, the destruction was overwhelming. His truck’...
04/20/2026

When floodwaters from Hurricane Helene washed out the road to Aaron’s home, the destruction was overwhelming. His truck’s suspension and transmission were destroyed, leaving him without transportation. At the same time, his home suffered catastrophic damage—roof failure, water-soaked ceilings and walls, collapsed decking, shifting foundation, electrical damage, black mold, a flooded septic system, and nearly every appliance ruined. What started as a storm turned into a long, uphill battle for stability and safety.
Aaron was offered help by many organizations, but the support never followed through. Rebuilding felt impossible without reliable transportation and mobility. Still, Aaron persisted.
Today, thanks to the gift of a dependable truck, Aaron has a turning point. He can now access paid work, haul debris, and take real steps toward recovery. What once felt like standing still is finally moving forward.
🗣️ “Seriously thank you, I’m forever grateful. I don’t think I’ve ever had a vehicle this new or nice in my life. We’ve already started hauling debris and can see the front yard again! You have been such a huge blessing. Although we still have a bit to go, this has impacted us so much. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.”
This is why we do what we do. Recovery doesn’t happen all at once—it starts with one reliable step forward. 🚚✨

04/19/2026

We’re grateful to partner with Valley Strong Disaster Relief to help a South Asheville family whose roof has been tarped since September 2024! This family slipped through the cracks—and that’s where ReGroup WNC and our nonprofit partners step up and make things happen.

Big news for ReGroup WNC!ReGroup WNC is honored to receive a $500,000 grant from NC Emergency Management's Volunteer Org...
03/20/2026

Big news for ReGroup WNC!
ReGroup WNC is honored to receive a $500,000 grant from NC Emergency Management's Volunteer Organization program, helping us continue recovery efforts that began when Hurricane Helene hit in September 2024.
This support ensures we can keep showing up for families and communities who are still on the long road to recovery. We’re deeply thankful for the trust and partnership that makes this work possible.

The comment we hear most from Hurricane Helene survivors is that since the storm it has been “one thing after another.” ...
03/09/2026

The comment we hear most from Hurricane Helene survivors is that since the storm it has been “one thing after another.” As if the storm wasn’t enough, the events of the aftermath compound and it can seem impossible to come up from the rubble!

Sherri had a tree fall on her house during the storm. She was the primary caretaker of her husband, who was on oxygen with a traumatic brain injury. When power was out for weeks, their family was scrambling to find him power to keep him breathing while also trying to address the home damage. Sherri suffered cognitive decline from the stress. A friend removed the tree and patched the roof as best he could. With their focus on health one day at a time, the roof leaked and damaged the ceiling, furniture, and integrity of the home. Sherri’s husband passed away
months later and the grief, on top of a home in disrepair, made getting by unbearable.

Your donations helped us join forces with Fuller Center Disaster ReBuilders to have her roof properly repaired and insulated, as well as her ceiling repaired and freshly painted. An angel of a volunteer cleaned her kitchen from top to bottom and we facilitated a dump run to help her home get a fresh start. We are continuing to help Sherri recover until her home is as good as new and she is in safe and clean conditions, and will connect her to resources for aging with assistance, so she is more equipped to carry on.
Thank you for your support!

We’re deeply grateful to share that ReGroup WNC has received a $75,000 grant from the North Carolina Community Foundatio...
03/02/2026

We’re deeply grateful to share that ReGroup WNC has received a $75,000 grant from the North Carolina Community Foundation ’s Disaster Relief Fund to support families as they continue to recover from Hurricane Helene.
This funding helps us continue critical recovery work for families in our community—providing stability, resources, and hope as long-term recovery continues.
Thank you to the and the generous donors who make this work possible. Your partnership strengthens our ability to walk alongside families as they rebuild and move forward.
🔗 Learn more about the North Carolina Community Foundation: https://nccommunityfoundation.org

When Hurricane Helene hit, Dana lost everything — including the only reliable car she’d ever owned. Since then, her fami...
02/22/2026

When Hurricane Helene hit, Dana lost everything — including the only reliable car she’d ever owned. Since then, her family has been doing everything they can to stay afloat.
After months of displacement and job loss due to the post‑storm downturn, Dana is actively looking for work. But without safe transportation, steady employment feels out of reach. The only vehicle available is a rusting pickup truck that doesn’t feel safe to drive.
Dana has 10 years of experience in food service and is working to rebuild — reinstating Medicaid, finishing her GED, and supporting her two daughters as they navigate the anxiety and trauma left by the storm.
This is what hurricane recovery really looks like months later. It’s not just debris removal — it’s rebuilding transportation, income, mental health, and hope.
A heartfelt thank you to Cale Rogers Automotive for partnering with ReGroup WNC to help storm‑affected families access reliable vehicles at a discount. Partnerships like this are helping families take real steps forward.

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