Grants
2022 Grants
2022 Grant Report
2022 Grant Recipients
- AMOREM
- Avery Association for Exceptional Citizens: “Yellow Mtn”
- Avery County DARE Program
- Avery County Habitat for Humanity
- Avery Humane Society
- Banner Elk Book Exchange
- Banner Elk Fire & Rescue Foundation
- Blue Ridge Partnership for Children
- Community Care Clinic
- Ensemble Stage
- Feeding Avery Families
- Grandfather Mtn. Stewardship Foundation
- High Country Caregivers
- Hill Learning Center
- Holston Center
- Hospitality House of Northwest NC
- Hunger & Health Coalition
- Kiwanis Club of Banner Elk Foundation
- Lees McRae
- LIFE Village
- Linville Volunteer Fire Department
- Mediation & Restorative Justice Center
- Mountain Alliance for Teens
- NC Rush Mountain – Soccer Club
- OASIS, INC
- Parent to Parent Family Support Network
- Pisgah Legal Services
- Reaching Avery Ministry (RAM)
- Spirit Ride Therapeutic Riding Center
- The Jason Project, Inc /”The Grandfather Project”
- Volunteer Avery County
- WAMY Community Action
- Western Youth Network – Avery Mentoring Program
- Williams YMCA of Avery County
Grant Recipients in the News
High Country Charitable Foundation Grant Checks Released: Over Half a Million Dollars
High Country Charitable Fund awards grants to local nonprofits
Grandfather Mountain’s Eco Watch complements fifth-grade science curriculum
High Country Charitable Foundation Grant Presentations
Feeding Avery Families’ year in review
HCCF distributes numerous community grants
Hunger and Health Coalition takes Backpack Program mobile
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‼️Just a reminder to all those who received a 2022 Grant from the HCCF that your Grant Project Reports are due by May 1st. ‼️
Email Whitney with any questions at [email protected]
The Grant Project Reports can be found on the High Country Charitable Foundation website: highcountryfoundation.org/grants/
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We offer grants to both private organisations and local charities here in the High Country. Many Avery County residents depend on local charities.
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