Grants
Download 2019 Grant Applications here
2018 Grant Project Report – WORD
2018 Grant Project Report – PDF
HCCF Grant Application 2019 – WORD
HCCF Grant Application 2019 – PDF
2018 GRANT RECIPIENTS:
- Lees-McRae College
- The Jason Project
- Hospitality House
- Volunteer Avery County
- Kiwanis Club of Banner Elk Foundation/Avery High Key Club
- Blue Ridge Partnership for Children
- Spirit Ride
- The Hill Center
- WAMY Community Action, Inc.
- Western Youth Network
- 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
- Avery County Habitat for Humanity
- Avery Humane Society
- Casting Bread Food Pantry
- Children’s Hope Alliance
- Crossnore School
- Mediation & Restorative Justice Center
- The Avery Cooperative Extension Center – Heritage Park
- Mountain Alliance for Teens
- OASIS, Inc.
- Parent to Parent Family Support Network
DISTRIBUTING 2018 GRANTS
We welcome inquiries about applying for future grants. Feel free to contact us with any questions.
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"A five-member panel gathered on March 20 in front of 50 Lees-McRae College students and community guests to discuss how to reduce opioid misuse in Avery County. Nursing faculty and students (left to right) Dr. Teresa Darnall, Anna Reid and Madi Brown were joined by local residents Miriam Stamey and Jonathan Pendley.
"A five-member panel gathered on March 20 in front of 50 Lees-McRae College students and community guests to discuss how to reduce opioid misuse in Avery County. Nursing faculty and students (left to right) Dr. Teresa Darnall, Anna Reid and Madi Brown were joined by local residents Miriam Stamey and Jonathan Pendley.
Audience members received information about how to make informed decisions regarding opioid use and misuse. The panel presentation was followed by a showing of 'Beautiful Boy', a movie depicting a father and son torn apart by drug abuse. The evening event was co-hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Banner Elk and Lees-McRae Student Nurses Association with funding provided by the High Country Charitable Foundation."
- Via Jim Swinkola
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