Following the destruction of Hurricane Helene, many areas within Western North Carolina quickly became inaccessible. With the support of our team members who call WNC home, aid delivery efforts began within 48 hours of the storms aftermath. These efforts allowed for over 6 pallets of necessary supplies to be transported and dispersed into communities no longer reachable by roadways. 

Equipped with a working spring, a few pallets of MRE's, a generator and a StarLink unit, our first aid station had its humble beginnings on Saturday, September 28th. With the initial aim to provide refuges of nearby shelters an opportunity to drink clean water and have initial contact with their loved ones, the Three Mile Aid Station grew to a major relief hub for the Avery Mitchell Yancey community in a matter of days. Having dispersed over 26 pallets of supplies and 2,500 gallons of gasoline, it's a success story that the Appalachian Rebuild Project is proud to call its first. 

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