Dogwood Health Trust, Local Education Organization Partner To Distribute Hotspots To WNC Students
Students of all ages have had classes moved online for over a month because of COVID-19. However, in rural Western North Carolina access to the
Students of all ages have had classes moved online for over a month because of COVID-19. However, in rural Western North Carolina access to the
Asheville (April 13, 2020) – The Western Region Education Service Alliance (WRESA) announced today its partnership with Dogwood Health Trust to bring Internet access to
Regional Data / reports live learn earn regional FEATURED REPORT Rising Above: Resilience and Recovery Among Western North Carolina Nonprofits After Hurricane Helene This report,
Vice President of [email protected] Greg Byers started his career in public accounting in Charlotte, NC with Grant Thornton. He most recently worked at Mission Health
Asheville, N.C. – Dogwood Health Trust announces $700K in emergency funding to help local communities purchase and distribute food to children and families in Western
In the fall of 2021, Dogwood Health Trust received a flurry of grant requests for emergency transitional housing for children in Western North Carolina (WNC) involved in the child welfare system.
MHO serves more than 2,000 households annually in Western North Carolina with apartment rentals, essential home repair, down payment assistance, and new home construction.
faqs General & 2026 Open Grant Opportunity Questions Who does Dogwood fund? Organizations that advance Dogwood’s strategic priorities of housing, education, economic opportunity and/or health
Fostering Hopes and H3 Collective (H3C) serve vulnerable children and young adults in the system.
our partners At Dogwood, we couldn’t exist without our partners – the community organizations and government entities that are helping their fellow citizens live, learn,
