UPDATED NOVEMBER 20, 2024
Black Mountain/Swannanoa Relief | Members of Black Mountain Presbyterian Church are reaching out to families in Black Mountain and Swannanoa whose homes have been damaged and to those whose homes have been destroyed and are currently living in tents. They have put together an Amazon Wish List of most needed items. Click this link to order items which will be shipped directly to the church.
Black Mountain Children’s Home | Ed Brenegar serves on the board. All the children are safe, but the home sustained significant damage. If you would like to contribute funds or donate needed goods, please e-mail Ed Brenegar. He will be receiving weekly updates from the home.
Montreat Conference Center | For many of us, Montreat is a “thin place,” a place in which God’s presence has been readily evident. Montreat – the Conference Center, College, and town – have sustained significant damage and they have started a fund for rebuilding. For more information and to give, visit Montreat Conference Center.
Samaritan’s Purse | Samaritan's Purse is a non-profit organization equipped to respond immediately to disasters in the United States and around the world. They have set up five centers around the southeast to begin meeting humanitarian need, two of which are in North Carolina. To make a donation or to learn about opportunities to serve, visit Samaritan's Purse.
FPC Disaster Relief Fund | Our denomination, ECO, partners with World Renew when it comes to long-term recovery from disaster. If you would like to contribute to long-term funding, you may give directly to FPC and we will send World Renew these funds together. Any amount you give is tax-deductible. You may use this link to give: FPC Disaster Relief or write a check to FPC and note “Disaster Relief.”