Provide assistance for daily living to people with disabilities e.g., bathing, dressing, housekeeping, meal preparation, errands, etc.. during 2021, a total of 14 clients were served by 13 aides, plus 15 children.

To lead youth and adults on their journey with christ through backpacking as a tool for discipleship.

Mountain projects community action agency changes people's lives, embodies the spirit of hope, improves communities, and makes haywood and jackson counties a better place to live.

Helping young adults with abuse probems

The prevention of the euthanization of healthy, adoptable animals by providing veterinary care, spay/neuter services, foster care, adoption services and support, transport assistance to adoptive homes, and community education & animal advocacy.

The haywood county schools foundation's purpose is to make available to students and faculty members of haywood county public schools educational opportunities not normally available through regular public funding sources.

To serve and enrich lives of individuals with developmental disabilities and their families with residential services in the community.

Operation of a charter school for education of children in the community.

To improve the quality of life in haywood county by uniting community volunteer funding efforts.

Conservation and development of natural resources.

Child abuse prevention and awareness

Provide services to victims of rape or domestic violence by operating an emergency shelter and a one stop referal agency.

Our mission is to build partnerships that promote art and artists, explore new cultural opportunities and preserve our mountain artistic heritage.

To work to improve & protect surface water in haywood county, north carolina.

Promotion of agriculture and livestock awareness in haywood county. to encourage and improve agriculture, home economics, manufacturing and vocational arts

Providing low-cost spay/neuter services and animal wellness programs

Promotion of annual international folk dance and music festival held in western north carolina