Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts

Putting Kindness in Action

How We are Helping Our Neighbors Recover from Hurricane Helene

As of June 9th, we have distributed $3,293,084 in Helene relief reaching over 3,100 households.  

  • Housing $2,687,272
  • Medical $14,716
  • Travel (gas vouchers) $40,495
  • Utilities $204,219
  • Clothes, Household, other $346,282

Your donations allow us to continue to help residents stay in their homes with rental and mortgage assistance, utilities assistance, gas vouchers, medical, eyeglass and funeral assistance, clothing and more. In addition, we have partnered with other “boots on the ground” organizations to help those affected by Helene continue with the cleanup and rebuilding efforts. Our work will continue and Eblen is here for the long-term recovery of our community as we move through 2025 and beyond.

After eight months of no running water, it is now flowing for the Gibbs family thanks to your donations and Justice Well Drilling. Cheers to clean flowing water!
Eblen partnered with ReGroup to help with electrical and plumbing for rebuilding of homes in Beacon Village in Swannanoa. On May 23, we celebrated the first completed project!
$50,000 donated to help the amazing work of CORE in the Swannanoa Valley. This money will specifically be used to rebuild three homes in Black Mountain.
$100,000 was donated to continue to help Helene recovery projects in Hot Springs and Marshall. Your donations have made this possible! Click the title to see more!
Over 1500 coats and winter accessories were collected at this year's Spring Clean Coat Drive at Carolina Furniture Concepts in Arden. Thank you for our sponsors, WLOS and Two Men and a Truck for making this possible. Click the title to view more!
$100,000 presented to Chris Watson, Daria and the team at Community Housing Coalition of Madison County to help residents return to their homes by providing HVAC units, new furniture, handicap ramps and more!
Over 350 formal dresses, suits and accessories given out at the Prom Dress Express.
A $45,000 check presented to Bryan Craig at Countryside Landscaping to help our neighbors in Craigtown reshape the property damage from Hurricane Helene.
A truckload of food collected from Hoops Against Hunger delivered by Two Men & A Truck to the Buncombe County Family Resource Center.
$10,000 donated to Ray and Propane Dave in Swannanoa to keep families and individuals warm.
The Heart of Cabi event on March 1 provided career clothing for hundreds of women impacted by the hurricane.
$100,000 donated to Jon Neumann at ReGroup to supply electrical and plumbing for three homes in Beacon Village.
$50,000 to Valley Strong in Swannanoa to rebuild homes and supply new ones.
$50,000 donated to St. James Episcopal Church who is partnering with Tyson Furniture in Black Mountain to supply mobile homes with furniture.

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