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How to Help Businesses in Asheville and Buncombe County After Hurricane Helene

Published by Carl. Last Updated on October 17, 2024.

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Buncombe County is home to the bustling city of Asheville and the vibrant communities and towns of Arden, Black Mountain, Fairview, Swannanoa, Weaverville, Woodfin, and more. Areas throughout the county were hit pretty hard by Hurricane Helene, and its people need everyoneโ€™s help.

One way to help from afar is to support the people and businesses there via donations or gift card purchases. In this guide, weโ€™ve compiled as many of them as we can find.

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How to Help Western NC Relief and Recovery Efforts

Asheville and Buncombe County Community Organizations and Community Help

Individual Businesses in Asheville and Buncombe County

Biltmore Estate announced a $2 million pledge through its Biltmore Relief Fund for WNC. The Omni Grove Park Inn’s Omni Circle Foundation supports associates impacted by disasters like Hurricane Helene.

Artists and Retail

We highly recommend a visit to Biltmore on the other side of recovery, and here are some additional artists and retail businesses in Asheville and Buncombe County to support:

You can support the artists and retail businesses you know and love or find something new in this section.

Note: If you know any businesses in Asheville, Black Mountain, Fairview, Woodfin, and elsewhere in Buncombe County (or community organizations) that we missed, please kindly let us know in the comments and weโ€™ll investigate further.

Food and Beverage

Many of these businesses are part of larger groups, which is common in thriving local food and beverage markets like Asheville. They are still locally managed and need your support, too.

Note: If you know any businesses in Asheville, Black Mountain, Fairview, Woodfin, and elsewhere in Buncombe County (or community organizations) that we missed, please kindly let us know in the comments and weโ€™ll investigate further.

Again, if you know any businesses in Asheville, Black Mountain, Fairview, Woodfin, and elsewhere in Buncombe County (or community organizations) that we missed, please kindly let us know in the comments and weโ€™ll investigate further.

Also, if you know any business owners who have not set up fundraisers, please encourage them to do so or help them make it happen if you can.

What Else Can We Do to Help?

Are there any other ways we can help the people and businesses of Buncombe County and elsewhere in Western North Carolina? Let us know in the comments.

You can also share your favorite businesses in our North Carolina Travel Facebook Group.

More Hurricane Helene Resources

We are working on compiling as many resources as possible to help you help the people of Western NC, their towns, and the businesses that make them special.

Here are our two main pages dedicated to relief efforts in the area.