As we continue to care for our Seacoast Asheville family and the extended community that has been devastated by Hurricane Helene, we are moving into the rebuilding phase. Our Asheville Campus will continue to provide clean water through our partner, Water Missions International, Wi-Fi, and host worship services on Sundays. We are directing those who would like to serve the Asheville community to disaster relief organizations in the Asheville area. Things change daily, so as we learn of more ways to serve in the Asheville area, we will update this information. If you have any questions, please contact CherieBerotti@seacoast.org.
CHRIST IN ACTION
To volunteer, email volunteer@christinaction.com.
- Skilled Labor: Volunteers who have experience working with heavy equipment or chainsaws are needed at this time and will be provided shelter, food, and showers at no cost. Volunteers will be required to provide their own transportation. Please include in the email the type of machinery you are experienced in operating, the length of time you have been operating the equipment, and the length of time you are available to serve.
- Cooks: Christ in Action is looking for cooks to prepare meals for 30-35 people. Training, shelter, food, and showers will be provided at no cost. They suggest that you consider staying at least one week to serve as a cook. Please include in the email that you are interested in serving as a cook and the length of time you are available to serve.
ROBERT KNIGHT, GATHERING CHURCH
To volunteer, click HERE and submit the interest form.
Opportunities include construction, operating heavy equipment, organizing supplies, kid’s activities, distributing supplies to homes, and general labor and clean up in the Burnsville area. Camping is available on-site or Robert will work with you to find housing. Meals are not included.
SPOKES OF HOPE
To volunteer, visit https://spokesofhopesc.com/volunteer-landing-page.
This group is working in the Chimney Rock area on rebuilding the community. Housing and meals are available.
ASHEVILLE DREAM CENTER
To volunteer, visit https://ashevilledreamcenter.org/short-term-missions.
Volunteers will be involved in debris cleanup, warehouse distribution, wellness checks, and more. Housing and meals will be provided Monday-Friday (not available Saturday and Sunday). The cost is $25/person per day. This covers meals, lodging and T-shirt. Volunteers will be required to provide their own transportation.
CONVOY OF HOPE
To volunteer, email Alysan Burgbacher at aburgbacher@convoyofhope.org.
Convoy of Hope does not provide housing, but if you live near the Asheville area, they have multiple opportunities to serve the community.
SAMARITAN’S PURSE
To volunteer, visit https://www.spvolunteer.org/project-response/745.
Volunteers will assist with tree work, debris cleanup, roof tarping, and mud outs. There are opportunities for overnight and day volunteers. Meals and housing are provided for overnight volunteers.
