Polk County Long Term Recovery Group

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Polk County Long Term Recovery Group Our Long Term Recovery Group (LTRG) was formed after Polk County, NC was devastated by Hurricane Helene.

08/04/2026

Our work is not only about recovery today — it is also about preparing for tomorrow.

We are committed to helping Polk County become stronger, more resilient, and better prepared for future challenges.

Most importantly, we stay present long after the disaster because people matter.

We are Polk County.
We are stronger together.

📞 828-202-9226
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.polkncltrg.org

07/28/2026
07/27/2026

POLK COUNTY—Polk County Meals on Wheels and the Polk County Long Term Recovery Group (LTRG) have partnered to help ensure residents still recovering from Hurricane Helene have access to needed […]

🏠 Still struggling to recover from Hurricane Helene?The Polk County Long Term Recovery Group (LTRG) is here to help resi...
07/22/2026

🏠 Still struggling to recover from Hurricane Helene?

The Polk County Long Term Recovery Group (LTRG) is here to help residents who continue to face unmet recovery needs months after the storm.

If you or someone you know is experiencing storm-related challenges such as:

✅ Home repairs not covered by insurance or other assistance
✅ Accessibility or safety concerns in the home
✅ Recovery-related financial hardships
✅ Unmet disaster recovery needs

Please reach out. Our team works with community partners, volunteers, and funding resources to help eligible households move forward in their recovery.

📞 828-202-9226
📧 [email protected]
Www.polkncltrg.org

Even if you’re unsure whether you qualify, we encourage you to contact us. A conversation could connect you with resources that may help.

💙 Please share this post to help us reach neighbors who may still need support. Recovery is a community effort, and no one should have to navigate it alone.

They notice what the rest of us miss.Some of the folks who need us most aren’t the ones who call.They’re the neighbors w...
07/20/2026

They notice what the rest of us miss.

Some of the folks who need us most aren’t the ones who call.

They’re the neighbors who don’t want to be a bother. Who figure someone worse off should get the help first. Who’ve been living with a leaky roof or a busted ramp since the storm and just… haven’t said anything.

That’s why we’re so glad to be partnering with Polk County Senior Services- The Meeting Place - Meals on Wheels.

Their drivers are in and out of homes across this county five days a week, and for a lot of homebound residents, they’re the only face they see all week. They notice things. The roof that’s still not fixed. The porch step that isn’t safe anymore. The quiet way someone’s struggling.

Now, when they see it, they can connect that person straight to us.

I’ve said it before and I’ll keep saying it — recovery isn’t something any one group can do alone. It takes people paying attention, and people willing to make the call. Grateful doesn’t even cover how we feel about this partnership.

If you know someone still dealing with damage from Helene, don’t wait for them to ask. Reach out to us — 828-202-9226 or [email protected] — and let’s get them help.

Volunteers are the backbone of this recovery. 💪This week we want to say thank you to everyone who’s shown up — swinging ...
07/14/2026

Volunteers are the backbone of this recovery. 💪
This week we want to say thank you to everyone who’s shown up — swinging hammers, hauling debris, sitting with families to fill out paperwork, or just showing up with a listening ear. Recovery is slow, unglamorous work, and you keep choosing to do it anyway.
Want to join them? We always need hands (and hearts). Message us to get plugged in.

We’re in the middle of hurricane season (June–November), and after what our community went through with Helene, we know ...
07/10/2026

We’re in the middle of hurricane season (June–November), and after what our community went through with Helene, we know preparedness isn’t abstract for us anymore. 🌀
A few quick reminders:
• Know your evacuation zone
• Keep a go-bag stocked and ready
• Sign up for county emergency alerts
• Check on elderly or disabled neighbors when storms are forecasted
We hope we never need these tips again. But we’ll keep sharing them anyway.

Happy 4th of July from all of us at Polk County LTRG! 🎆Today we’re celebrating the resilience of this community — neighb...
07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July from all of us at Polk County LTRG! 🎆
Today we’re celebrating the resilience of this community — neighbors helping neighbors, volunteers showing up rain or shine, and a county that keeps proving what “long-term recovery” really means: we don’t quit on each other.
However you’re celebrating today, we hope it’s full of good food, good people, and a little rest. You’ve earned it.

Welcome to July, Polk County! 🌻Recovery doesn’t stop when the news cameras leave — and here at Polk County LTRG, we’re s...
07/03/2026

Welcome to July, Polk County! 🌻
Recovery doesn’t stop when the news cameras leave — and here at Polk County LTRG, we’re still showing up every day for our neighbors rebuilding after Hurricane Helene. This month we’re continuing home repairs, connecting families with resources, and working alongside our incredible partners to close the gap between “surviving” and “recovered.”
If you or someone you know is still navigating recovery, reach out. We’re here. 💛
📞 828-202-9226 | 📧 [email protected]

06/13/2026

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Tryon, NC
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