Grants
2019 Grants
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2019 Grant Recipients:
- Lees-McRae College
- The Jason Project
- Hospitality House
- Volunteer Avery County
- Kiwanis Club of Banner Elk Foundation
- Blue Ridge Partnership for Children
- Spirit Ride
- The Hill Center
- WAMY Community Action, Inc.
- Williams YMCA of Avery County
- Feeding Avery Families
- Grandfather Mountain Stewardship Foundation
- Reaching Avery Ministry
- Avery County Special Olympics
- Hunger & Health Coalition
- Yellow Mountain Enterprises
- Historic Banner Elk School Book Exchange
- Avery County Habitat for Humanity
- Avery Humane Society
- Children’s Hope Alliance
- Crossnore School
- Mediation & Restorative Justice Center
- Mountain Alliance for Teens
- OASIS, Inc.
- Parent to Parent Family Support Network
Distributing 2019 Grants
We welcome inquiries about applying for future grants. Feel free to contact us with any questions.
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Executive Director Tina Krause of Hospitality House displays the 2020 grant from the High Country Charitable Foundation.
"Hospitality House of Northwest North Carolina is grateful to receive this grant from the High Country Charitable Foundation.
Last year, Hospitality House provided 2,739 (out of a total 39,754) nights of shelter services to 35 Avery County individuals for a total cost of $87,658 at an average of $32.00 per day.
As the largest contributor from Avery County, the HCCF grant accounts for 11% of the total needed to house and support Avery County residents.
The continued support of HCCF will allow us to continue safely and stably housing homeless individuals and families in Avery County."
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Todd Carter
Sara Crouch of OASIS (left) receives the 2020 High Country Charitable
Foundation grant from Gary Butler.
OASIS, Inc. (Opposing Abuse with Service, Information, and Shelter, Inc.) will use funding from the HCCF to support survivors of intimate partner violence in finding and maintaining safe, independent housing for themselves and their children. These funds will provide security deposits, utility assistance, security equipment, and more for survivors as they work towards
their housing goals. Stable housing is one of the most important factors in a survivor maintaining safety and stability for themselves and their children.
Comment on Facebook Sara Crouch of OASIS...
Love this !! Congratulations !!!!
Mr Butler 😊
Linville Fire Department would like to thank the High Country Charitable Foundation for their generous donation through their 2020 grant. The funds will be used for Full Face Dive Mask for our water rescue and recovery team. This will make Communication and Safety better for our Divers.
Pictured is Roy Dellinger, Rescue Diver and President of Linville Fire Department with Gary Butler of the High Country Charitable Foundation and Member of the Elk River Club.
