Clay County Chamber of Commerce
Community Services Non Profits
Hayesville, NC
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Updated October 31, 2026
Community Services Non Profits
Hayesville, NC
Community Services Non Profits
Hayesville, NC
Reach of Clay County provides a 24/7/365 crisis hotline and emergency shelter for people experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking.
Emergency available · 24/7/365 assistance available
Community Services Non Profits
Hayesville, NC
The Still Place provides no-cost, uniquely designed single-family retreats for families affected by serious illness or the loss of a child.
Community Services Non Profits
Warne, NC
The Funny Farm Thrift Store's website describes an 11-acre Warne, North Carolina animal sanctuary with a senior-dog refuge rather than a thrift store.
Community Services Non Profits
Hayesville, NC
Community Services Non Profits
Hayesville, NC
Community Services Non Profits
Warne, NC
The Gap NCGA offers Sunday children's programming in Warne and Table Talk community gatherings open to anyone with free food and Q&A.
Community Services Non Profits
Hayesville, NC
Clay County Communities Revitalization Association operates Hayesville’s Beal Center, maintains a 20-mile Jackrabbit trail system, and preserves Cherokee heritage sites.
Community Services Non Profits
Hayesville, NC
Reach of Clay County provides a 24/7/365 hotline, emergency shelter for adults and minor children, safety planning, and court advocacy.
The Still Place provides its single-family serious-illness retreats at no cost. It also offers bereavement retreats for mothers and fathers grieving the loss of a child.
Match the organization to the need: crisis and shelter services are handled by Reach of Clay County, grief and serious-illness retreats by The Still Place, heritage and trails by the Revitalization Association, and Christian gatherings by The Gap NCGA.
The Clay County Communities Revitalization Association maintains Cherokee heritage sites and promotes the 20-mile Jackrabbit Mountain Trail System, along with operating the Beal Center in the restored courthouse.