Project Skyline

Community Services Non Profits

Why pick this one

Project Skyline supports Hurricane Helene recovery in Mitchell, McDowell, Yancey, Avery, and Madison counties through rebuilding and essential resources.

Best for

  • Hurricane Helene-affected families needing rebuilding resources
  • Small or underserved communities in the five named Western North Carolina counties
  • Donors seeking a long-term disaster recovery nonprofit
  • Volunteers offering construction, logistics, outreach, administrative, or project management skills
  • Organizations or individuals donating building supplies, power tools, chainsaws, PPE, propane, or heaters

Look elsewhere if

  • Routine non-disaster community services unrelated to Hurricane Helene recovery
  • Needs outside the Western North Carolina counties identified by Project Skyline
  • Requests for services not connected to home rebuilding, livelihood restoration, or disaster recovery

Specialties

  • Hurricane Helene disaster recovery
  • Home rebuilding assistance
  • Livelihood restoration
  • Essential resources for affected families

Certifications

  • 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization

What makes them different

  • Focuses on small and underserved communities in Mitchell, McDowell, Yancey, Avery, and Madison counties
  • Operates as a long-term sustained Hurricane Helene recovery effort
  • Accepts volunteers for hands-on assistance, logistics, outreach, data entry, phone calls, and project management
  • Publishes specific building, power equipment, chainsaw, PPE, propane, and heating supply needs

Distilled from this business's own website.

Contact & Location

Address
12255 NC-226, Spruce Pine, NC 28777
Phone
+18284707555
Website
http://projectskyline.org/
Email
hope@projectskyline.org

Services

  • Disaster relief
  • Community rebuilding
  • Recovery support
  • Volunteer outreach
  • Relief supply distribution

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