United Way of Henderson County is organizing and mobilizing on a whole new level, bringing together mountains of supplies, volunteers from far and wide, decades pf partnerships and collaborations, and a steady stream of funding to support local agencies on the front lines of recovery.
Our Response
Nonprofits provide critical services in Henderson County and are needed now more than ever. Together we are supporting the health, education, financial stability, and basic needs of our community and playing a pivotal role in the Hurricane Helene emergency response.
Along with our community we are helping provide a variety of community support including:
- Access to healthy food and meals
- Rent and utilities assistance
- Free legal care to assist with FEMA applications and
- prevent unlawful eviction
- Crisis and domestic violence shelter support
- Disaster clear up, mucking, and housing repair
How to Get Help
A call to 211 or visit to NC211.org is a one stop shop to learn about available resources near you. From home repair, to rent and utility assistance, to free legal aid to prevent unlawful evictions and assist with FEMA applications. Whether you call or click, NC211 will help connect you to the resources that you need 24/7/365.
United Way of Henderson county is dedicated to providing up to date local resource navigation, both in person and online. Visit the Henderson County Disaster Recover Center at 2111 Asheville Highway, go online to liveunitedhc.org/community-resources.
How to Get Involved
Volunteer – learn about volunteer opportunities at liveunitedhc.org/volunteer
Donate – your support is needed now more than ever, please donate by visiting liveunitedhc.org/donate