Annual Report

Vision

Mission

Table OfContents

Values

Western Carolina Community Action provides quality services through which every person can live in dignity with opportunities to contribute to a more productive and promising future.

In a culture of respect, Western Carolina Community Action assists low income and underserved people of western North Carolina to achieve their potential through advocacy and quality services such as:Head Start and Early Head StartHousing ProgramsPublic and Human Services TransportationPrograms for Older AdultsSelf-Sufficiency

Vision, Values & Mission Statement ............. 1Executive Director’s Letter ....................... 2Financial Report .................................... 3WCCA Board of Directors ....................... 4Housing .............................................. 4Community Services .............................. 4Transylvainia County & Senior Services ........ 5Feature Story ........................................ 5Children Services Performance Report ......6-8Head Start & Early Head Start ................... 9Apple Country Transportation ..................102015 Donors and Supporters .............. 11-16Volunteer ...........................................17

Good Stewardship of FundsExcellence in ServiceProgressive and InnovativeRespectCollaborationInclusion and AcceptanceIntegrity

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Executive Director’s LetterFifty Years of Making a Difference

This year, we celebrate WCCA’s golden anniversary, and for this 50th year in business, my letter is going to borrow heavily from the letter I wrote for the agency’s 45th anniversary. I figure, if you steal your own words, it’s not plagiarism, right?

WCCA started out in a rented office over the Blue Bird Restaurant on Hendersonville’s Main Street. It was the summer of 1966, and the agency operated two Head Start classrooms In Henderson County that served a few dozen children from low-income families. Today, WCCA serves over 600 children and families in Henderson, Polk, Rutherford, and Transylvania Counties with high quality early childhood education.

The story is similar for WCCA’s housing, transportation, and older adult services The programs started small, but as the need for the services, and the value the public saw in the programs grew, so did the number of people served.

As Western Carolina Community Action (WCCA) came into being, so did many other local institutions that, like WCCA, wanted to meet the other needs of our community that could not be met otherwise. These included:

• Blue Ridge Community College• Isothermal Community College• WCQS Radio• Blue Ridge Community Health Services• Land of Sky Regional Council• WUNF TV

The people of our service area, Henderson, Polk, Rutherford and Transylvania Counties, were fortunate to have citizens that supported the creation of these institutions. Not every place in North Carolina, much less the United States, has access to the valuable information, education, improved health, regional planning, and human services these institutions provide, and today they thrive because they are effective at meeting a variety of needs.

All of these organizations had humble beginnings. They started with small budgets, small dedicated staffs, cheap space, and hand me down equipment. For the good of our communities, they now have larger budgets, large dedicated staffs, and much nicer working conditions. The funders of these institutions constantly demand more accountability, and results.

It is my belief that WCCA and all these other great organizations, will survive for another 50 years and beyond. Our longevity will continue to contribute to the health of our community. So let’slisten to our stakeholders, change with the times, and never forget we are here to serve thegreater good and not ourselves.

Sincerely,

David WhiteChief Executive Officer

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Financial ReportFISCAL YEAR 2014 - 2015

Program Services includes all activities directly related to the organization’s mission, including planning, operations, and evaluation of each program as well as direct support to clients. Admin. Support includes functions that support the entire agency such as finance, human resources, corporate strategy, corporate planning, and executive leadership. Fund Raising includes activities that invite potential donors to contribute to the organization.

Other Community Outreach Related consists of CSBG, IDA, T CO United Way, HCCBG & USDA Nutrition Programs, and Transylvania County & HCCBG support for Silvermont Sr.Center.

There were no findings in the audit for the period ended 6/30/15.

RevenueWestern Carolina Community Action’s financial support comes from many Federal, State and Local sources.

Revenue Source Annual ReceiptsFederal Funds $8,264,536State Funds 1,351,058Federal Pass Thru State 1,390,282Local Support 2,540,286 Total $13,546,162

61%

18.8%

10.3%

10.0%Federal Funds

Local Support

Federal Pass Thru State

State Funds

ExpenditureExpenditure Total CostsAdmin. Support $975,854 Fund Raising $37,931 Program Services $12,678,204

Children Services 6,837,635Housing 3,604,011Transportation 1,560,746Other Community Outreach Related 675,812

Total $13,691,989

7.1%

4.9%

26.3%

0.3%

11.4%49.9%

Admin Support

Other Community Support

Housing

Fundraising

TransportationChildrenServices

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WCCABoard Members07/01/14-06/30/16

Amatangelo, TonyBatchler, BarbaraBlackford, TanyaBlackwell, SteveBoyd, HeatherBush, EricChapman, LindaDrew, Erin; Vice ChairDuerr, DonnaDuncan, TeresaLaughter, MaryLaughter, RonLee, NanMarks, Lynn; TreasurerMarple, DonnaMartinez, DianaMcCarley, MistyMcCrary, DebbieMorgan, SandyNelson, DrewNorman, RhodneyParton, LouRevis, KathyRoyes, MadelineSchieve, RonSmith, Jackie, SecretaryStarling, LucretiaTatum, MiguelinaTrimble, TerriWeldon, Linda; Board ChairWollinger, Mike; Board ChairWoodruff, Ruthie

Following is data on the Housing Programs for FY 2014-2015: • 759 families in Henderson and Transylvania Counties received HUD Section 8 Housing Choice

Voucher Rental Assistance • 7 homes in Henderson, Polk, and Transylvania Counties were rehabilitated using HUD HOME

funds administered by the NC Housing Finance Agency’s Single Family Rehabilitation Program• 5 Housing Choice Voucher program participants graduated from the Family Self-Sufficiency

(FSS) Program• 1 Housing Choice Voucher FSS Program participant graduated to homeownership• 63 families benefited from participation in 18 financial literacy classes• 2 families participated in Individual Development Accounts (IDA) program (a matched savings program)• 2 IDA participant families became homeowners

• 8 families rose above poverty.• The average change in annual income for Self-Sufficiency participants was $4,955.00• 22 Self-Sufficiency participants obtained employment or better employment.• The average wage rate for Self-Sufficiency participants achieving employment was $12.07. • 26 Self-Sufficiency participants completed education or training programs.• 20* Self-Sufficiency participants secured standard housing.• 7* participants were saved from eviction or foreclosure.• 22* participants received emergency assistance.• 41* clients received financial literacy information and/or maintained a budget for 90 days.• 549 over age 60 medically needy participants received liquid nutrition.• 16,428 physician recommended supplemental liquid nutrition meals were served.• 96 medically needy under age 60 served with funding from the Henderson County Hunger

Coalition. • 40 garden vouchers were distributed with funding from the Henderson County Hunger

Coalition. On April 20th we distributed forty $30.00 vouchers, giving 34 households with children the opportunity to have fresh vegetables. In all, 135 people including 40 children participated. 32 of these households received food stamps with little money left to purchase healthy options. 25 families were scraping by on a fixed income. 9 families had no reportable income at the time. In addition to the vouchers we also gave out onion sets, spaghetti squash and marigold seeds and we even put everything into a reusable grocery bag since it was close to Earth Day!

• WCCA partnered with Thermal Belt Outreach to distribute 40 garden vouchers in Polk County.• WCCA’s Program Eligibility specialist fielded 5,068 information and referral calls.

Our community partners such as the Hendersonville Lions Club (prescription glasses and vision services, as well as Glucerna Liquid Supplement for low-income), United Way of Henderson County, and Thermal Belt Outreach (partnering with WCCA in gardening program and self-sufficiency services) played an important role in these achievements.* Including United Way results

WCCA Housing Programs Outcomes 2014-2015

Community Services Department Outcomes

Partners who help make our self-sufficiency classes a reality.OnTrack, Interfaith Assistance Ministries, Department of Social Services in Henderson, Polk and Transylvania Counties, Henderson County Schools HELP program, Henderson County Rescue Mission, WorkFirst, Workforce Investment Opportunity Act locations, Boys and Girls Clubs, Joblink, Goodwill Job Training, Hunger Coalition, Sharing House, Thermal Belt Outreach, The Storehouse, Safelight, Steps to Hope, SAFE, Salvation Army, Homeward Bound, Blue Ridge Community Health Services, The Free Clinics, The Lions Club, Land of Sky Regional Council, The Haven, The Bread of Life Soup Kitchen, Charity Tracker, Isothermal Community College, Blue Ridge Community College, AB Tech, Habitat for Humanity.

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• 8550 congregate meals served at two meal site locations serving 92 seniors. We would like to thank the following local supporters: Cathey’s Creek Baptist Church, fifth graders from TC Henderson Elementary, Transylvania County D.S.S. employees and Susan Zuchelli Sorenson.

• 4210 home delivered meals served to 27 homebound older adults, and 3,298 miles driven by volunteers to deliver meals. The following local supporters helped make this possible: Brevard Davidson River Presbyterian Church, Cherryfield Baptist Church, Rosman Baptist Tabernacle, and Rosman Community Auxiliary.

• 32 older adults age 60 and better and 8 adults under the age of 60 received 6,600 meals of Ensure liquid nutrition (2 cans = meal). We would like to thank Lake Toxaway Charities for making this much needed program possible to assist the frailest of our Transylvania County residents.

• 953 older adults participated at the Silvermont Opportunity Center, a senior center of excellence. We are very grateful for private donations and local contributions from Walgreens, and Land-of Sky Regional Council. We also appreciate Transylvania County’s support of this valuable service for without their support the center would not exist.

• 16 fans were distributed through funding by Duke Energy, thanks to funding by Duke Energy and local contributions.

• $30 garden vouchers were distributed to 30 families with funding from Transylvania County to grow their own vegetables and help supplement their food costs.

• 240 first-grade students and 84 sixth-grade students at Rosman Middle School were taught financial education focusing on “wants vs. needs” through a collaborative United Way grant with WCCA and On-Track Financial Education and Counseling. Teaching kids early in life about financial literacy is critical to providing them with the information and skills necessary to establish healthy financial habits as they mature. The emphasis on “wants” vs. “needs” helps to discourage emotional spending, teaching the child how to prioritize spending at a young age.

The Family Self-Sufficiency program, as a part of the programming and assistance offered to Housing Choice Voucher families, also known as Section 8 rental assistance, is thrilled to recognize Blair Ashe as our outstanding success for this year.

Blair is a Transylvania county participant who initially met with FSS coordinator, Maryann Festa in July 2012. What was most evident about this single mom of sweet, 4 year old Gracelyn was her motivation and drive to complete her associates degree and build a stable life.

From an early age Blair developed a strong work ethic. From age 16 she worked for 7 years, at Kmart in Brevard before beginning a part-time position with a medical service provider in the area. Upon graduation from Blue Ridge Community College in December 2012, Blair was hired on full time with the same company receiving periodic raises and promotions. By June of 2014 she completed 20 hours of financial literacy workshops in the evenings in Etowah after a long workday for her and school day for Gracie. She also completed 12 hours of Home buyers education with our community partner On Track Financial Education and Counseling in Asheville. After which Blair and Maryann Festa, WCCA’s certified housing counselor, completed an application for a USDA-RD Direct mortgage. Numerous delays with USDA funding postponed her approval until January 2015. However Blair kept her composure and was patient and finally found a home in Penrose that suited her needs and complied with USDA regulations. She used her FSS escrow to help with the inspection expenses.

In October 2015, after many months of searching and saintly patience, Blair and Gracie moved into their home.

Blair is an incredible young woman with a family background of strong values which instilled a mature work ethic and perseverance to be responsible, plan, dream, and achieve. Congratulations to Blair and Gracelyn! All the best wishes!

Success StoryClient Profile

Transylvania Countyand Senior Services Outcomes

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WCCAChildren’s Services Annual Performance Report 2015-2016

Percentage of Eligible Children ServedWCCA Head Start, Early Head Start and Early Head Start Child Care Partnership program served 44 percent of children between the ages of 0-5 living below poverty level in Henderson County; 28 percent in Transylvania County; 3 percent in Rutherford County and 13 percent in Polk County.

Parent InvolvementParent Involvement activities include parent committee meetings, parent conferences, ESL classes, fatherhood activities, Policy Council, and parent engagement activities related to school readiness, health and literacy. 91 percent of families participated in these activities.

Preparing Children for KindergartenChildren’s experiences and the skills and characteristics they develop during the preschool years are critically important to their success later in life. National experts conclude that children’s cognitive abilities and the concepts they can understand if they are exposed to age-appropriate and stimulating learning opportunities were previously underestimated. WCCA’s Children’s Services prepare children for kindergarten using the following strategies:

• Our comprehensive educational program focuses on physical development and health, social and emotional development, approaches to learning, logic and reasoning, language development, literacy knowledge and skills, mathematics knowledge and skills, science knowledge and skills, creative arts expression, and social studies knowledge and skills.

• The curriculum, The Creative Curriculum for Preschool, aligns with the North Carolina Foundations for Early Learning and Development which is a common set of goals and developmental indicators for children beginning at

birth and is a shared vision for what children should learn before they enter kindergarten. Curriculum implementation is individualized in order to help each child meet his/her educational potential. • The assessment tool Teaching Strategies Gold is used to record and track progress toward meeting School Readiness Goals. This system is used for all children birth-5. Formal checkpoints reflecting children’s progress were completed in October 2015, January/February 2016 and May 2016. While the assessment is primarily focused on tracking children’s developmental progress, enabling teachers to plan both individually

and whole group learning experiences, it is also used as an opportunity for teachers to reflect and identify professional growth needs. This program year, Teaching Staff and Home Visitors obtained inter-rater reliability certification to assure accurate observational assessments.

• Coordination and collaboration between WCCA and Henderson, Polk and Transylvania County Schools supports children’s school readiness and addresses transition strategies. These include activities such as field trips to the elementary schools, and participation in the Kindergarten Readiness Rallies in Henderson and Transylvania Counties.

For the 2015-2016 Program year, WCCA’s Children’s Services served 712 families and 897 children between the ages of birth and five years old. That number reflects our traditional programs: Early Head Start (319 children); Head Start (316 children, center and home base); NCPreK (117 children); as well as the Early Head Start Child Care Partnership Program (145 children).

A new service WCCA now offers is the above mentioned Early Head Start Child Care Partnership Program (EHS- CPP).This program serves children and their families in Henderson, Transylvania, Rutherford and Polk Counties. The EHS-CCP served 145

children for this reported program year. The EHS-CCP does not provide services for pregnant mothers.

Of the total number served in the Head Start, Early Head Start and Early Head Start Child Care Partnership programs, 384 were two parent families and 328 were single parent families. Additional services such as clothing, food and transportation assistance were provided for 425 families. 89 families experiencing homelessness were served. 82 percent of the homeless families acquired housing during the enrollment year. 27 children were in foster care. 52 children received medical treatment for a chronic

health condition and 74 children were professionally diagnosed with a disability. 48 children received mental health services. The required medical and dental exams were received by 98 percent of the children. 35 children received restorative dental treatment. 14 pregnant mothers and their newborns received services.

The average daily attendance for Head Start was 84.62 percent, 82.1 percent for Early Head Start and 88.7 percent for EHS-CCP. Any reason for low attendance is reported at Policy Council each month. We have maintained 100 percent of our funded enrollment.

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Domain Below Age Below Age

Social/Emotional 60 23.3% 76.7% 16.7% 83.3 7% 93%Physical 60 21.7% 78.3% 10% 90% 7% 93%Language 60 53.3% 46.7% 43.3% 56.7.% 18% 82%Cognitive 59 15.3% 84.7% 16.9% 83.1% 10% 90%Literacy 59 45.8% 54.6% 40.7% 59.3% 7% 93%Mathematics 59 64.4% 35.6% 45.8% 44.2% 10% 90%

Domain Below Age Below Age

Social/Emotional 54 20.4% 79.6% 18.5% 81.5% 11% 89%Physical 54 11.1% 89.9% 11.1% 88.9% 6% 94%Language 54 44.4% 55.6% 42.6% 57.4% 20% 80%Cognitive 54 29.6% 70.4% 20.4% 79.6% 7% 93%Literacy 54 50% 50% 40.7% 59.3% 9% 91%Mathematics 54 38.9% 61.1% 37% 63% 4% 96%

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Fall 2015

1-2 year olds

2-3 year olds

Spring 2016

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WCCAPROGRAM BIRTH -1, 1-2, & 2-3 YEAR OLDS Growth Report Fall 2015-Winter 2016

Based on Age Expectations and Expected Growth Range

*numbers of children vary due to some ratings of “not observed” which do not provide a baseline thus excludes that child from this report7

Domain Below Age Below Age

Social/Emotional 98 25.5% 74.5% 4.1% 95.9% 8% 92%Physical 98 14.3% 85.7% 0% 100% 5% 95%Language 98 42.9% 57.1% 11.2% 88.2% 7% 93%Cognitive 97 18.6% 81.4% 2.1% 97.9% 7% 93%Literacy 98 52% 48% 6.1% 93.9% 6% 94%Mathematics 98 45.9% 54.1% 3.1% 96.9% 3% 97%

Fall 2015

3-4 year olds

Spring 2016

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Domain Below Age Below Age

Social/Emotional 214 44.4% 55.6% .9% 99.1% 1% 99%Physical 215 33.% 67% .5% 99.5% 0% 100%Language 215 38.1% 61.9% 6.5% 93.5% 4% 96%Cognitive 215 41.4% 58.6% 2.3% 97.7% 3% 97%Literacy 215 42.8% 57.2% 1.4% 98.6% 5% 95%Mathematics 215 78.1% 21.9% 9.8% 90.2% 2% 98%

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Spring 2016

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WCCA PROGRAM 3-4 & 4-5 YEAR OLDS

*Discrepancy in numbers due to children with “not observed” rating in the Fall which provides no baseline so were excluded from this report

*Discrepancy in numbers due to children with missing portions of assessments so were excluded from this report.

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Revenue SourceHead Start Funds $1,851,006Early Head Start Funds $2,556,202Head Start and EarlyHead Start Non Federal Share $1,101,802Early Head Start Child CarePartnership Funds $365,300Early Head Start Child CarePartnership Non Federal Share $109,386Total Head Start & EarlyHead Start Funding $5,983,696

TEACH $9,241Local Cash and Donations $188Total Funding $5,993,125

ExpendituresHead Start Program $1,482,418Head Start T&TA $30,349Early Head Start Program $2,110,942Early Head Start T&TA $55,207Head Start and Early Head Start Admin. $728,292Head Start and Early Head StartAdmin. Non Federal Share $96,565Head Start and Early Head Start Non Federal Share $1,005,237Early Head Start Child Care Partnership Program $164,038Early Head Start Child CarePartnership Subcontractor Payments $97,301Early Head Start Child CarePartnerhip T&TA $58,103Early Head Start Child Care Partnership Administrative $45,858Early Head Start Child CarePartnership Administrative Non Federal Share $46,797Early Head Start Child Care PartnershipNon Federal Share $62,589Total Head Start & Early Head Start $5,983,696Other Head Start & Early Head Start Related $9,429

Total Expenditures $5,993,125

7/1/14 – 6/30/15

Personnel 0 990,122 1,326,173 0 617,510 2,933,805Fringe Benefits 0 289,285 406,346 0 216,130 911,761Travel 17,266 0 2,954 27,056 86,247 133,523Equipment 0 50,000 0 0 120,000 170,000Supplies 3,175 45,391 76,867 8,503 338,449 472,385Contractual 0 0 0 0 900,000 900,000Facilities/Construction 0 0 0 0 0 0Other 9,908 223,409 385,465 19,648 297,077 935,507Total Direct 30,349 1,598,207 2,197,805 55,207 2,575,413 6,456,981Indirect Charges 0 222,450 303,190 0 145,887 525,640Total Budget 30,349 1,820,657 2,500,995 55,207 2,721,300 6,982,621

Budget by Cost Category for Western Carolina Community Action, Inc.

There were no audit findings for the year ended 6/30/15.

There were no audit findings for the year ended 6/30/15.

PA - 20Head StartT&TA

PA - 22Head Start

Program

PA - 25Early

HSProgram

PA - 26 Early

HST&TA TOTAL

HEAD START & EARLY HEAD START EXPENDITURES

7/1/14 – 6/30/15 BUDGET BY COST CATEGORY FOR WCCA, INC.

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Apple Country Transportation Services OutcomesApple Country Transportation provides a variety of transportation services in Henderson County. The public transit program is used by its passengers as a means of going back and forth to work, school, errands, and for medical appointments. It is also used as a connection to the Asheville Transit system. In 2015, 110,611 passengers were transported 192,939 miles by the Public Transit program.

The Rural Operating Assistance Program and Title III Older Americans Act Transportation Program provides transportation for scheduled grocery shopping and medical appointments for seniors over the age of sixty. Medical transportation services are also provided for residents under the age of sixty with medical issues that prevent them from being ambulatory. This year, 174,058 miles were traveled to provide 35,511

passenger trips for ROAP and Title III Programs transportation. There were 5,635 wheelchair and disabled passenger trips. Contract basis transportation was provided for Henderson County Vocational Solutions for its clientele. In Henderson County, 1,307 Head Start passenger trips were made for preschool children.

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Barton, Trinity Batchler, Barbara Batliner, Julia Batra, Gretchen Batts, Tim

Bay Breeze Seafood Restaurant Beabout, Bob Beard, James Bearden, Nick Beasley, Betty Beauty Mark Salon Beauty Mark Salon, Becky Brown Beck, Barbara Beddingfield, Samuel Begley, James Bell, Van Benedetti, Dayle Bennett, Barbara Benson, McCray Bentley, Phyllis Berg, Allan Bergeron, Norma Berry, Nancy Betz, David R. Betz, Martha Bieger, Don Bill Bills, Jerry Bi-Lo Winn-Dixie Foundation Biltmore Mail Order Birge, Ruth Blackburn, E. L. Blackford, Tanya Blair, Lorraine Blair, Tish Blake, Adelaid Blalock, Terry and Regina Blue Ridge Capital Blumer, Dixie Blythe, Sharon Board of Directors of Lake Toxaway Charities Bobbitt, Debbie Boelens, Henry and Donna Bold Life Bond, Catherine and McClellan Boop, Donald Booth, Donald and Linda Booth, Stephen C. Bowen, Russell Bowers, Earl Bowers, Janice Boyd, Heather Boyd, Jr., Campbell Brackett, Margie

Bradley, Bill Bradley, Norma Bradley, Sharon Breeding, L. W. Breeding, Nathan Breedlove, Shannon and Amy Bresnahan, Peg Brevard Firefighters Association Brevard Wesleyan Church Brevard-Davidson River Presbyterian Church Bridges, Carolyn S. Bridges, Evelyn Brinkley, Danette Brittain, James Brock, Terry Brookes, Linda Brough, Agnes Brown, Ann R. Brown, Cathy Brown, Colleen Brown, Gustina Brown, Jason Brown, Kelly Brown, Kristin Brown, Mary Lou Brown, Melanie Brown, Sandy Brown, Winifred L. Brumbaugh, Rodger L. Brumer, Arlene Bryson, Cindy Bryson, Lucy Buchanan, Curtis Buck, Michael and Debbie Bullard, Tom Burchfield, David Burkel, Joe Burlingame, Sharon Burnette, Greg Burns, Chris Burns, Don and Gail Burrell, Bruce Burrell, Linda Burton, Lee Byrd, Anne Byrd, Frank and Ethlyn Calhoun, Chuck Calhoun, Jean Calia, Joseph and Maryann Cammack, Tony Canman, Karen Cannon, Elaine B. Cannon, Jeannette Cantieri, Emilee Cantrell, Cassandra Cantrell, Joanne and Chuck Cantrell, Linda Cantrell, Walter and Elizabeth Carle, Doug & Muriel

Carolina Ace Hardware Carolina First Associates, LLC Carr, Harold Carr, Kathleen Carrano, Carol Carson, Berlinda Carson, Charles Carter, James & Suzan Carter, Jamie Case, Bud and Barbara Case, Jr., Clyde Cassedy, Donna Castillo, Andrew Cathey, Bill Cathey, Samuel Cathey, Sara Cathey’s Creek Baptist Church Cauble, Flo Caudle, David and Lisa Caverly, Richard and Peggy Cefalu, Stephen Chapman, Frieda G Chapman, Iva Lee Chapman, James Chapman, Larry Chapman, Leca Chapman, Linda Chapman, Marilyn Chapman, Melissa Chapman, Shannon Chapman, Thyra Chappell, Charlene Chappell, Joan Chesler, Joe Chiarenza, Nancy and Salvatore Children and Family Resources Chimney Rock State Park Chipriano, Jessica Christiansen, Adam Christie, Virigina E. City Tire Clark, Heather Clark, Nancy Clark, Neva Clayton, Larry Clayton, Mae Clayton, Stephanie Clayton, Tommy Clouse, Gloria and Gerald Cloutier, Real E and Aline Coan, Gil and Faye Cobb, Kelly Coblentz, Patricia Cochran, Michael D. Coggins, Julie Cohen, A J Cohn, Stuart Coleman, Charlyne Colston, Newt

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Commarota, Robert Community Foundation of Henderson

County Coningsby, A R. Conley, Patricia Conner, Ruby M Cook, Jean Corder, Bob Corlis, Leming Cornerstone Presbyterian Church Cornett, Helen Cortina, Mike Council On Aging Of Buncombe County Courtney, Erik Cowan, Emily Cozart, Sheila Crabbe, Jr., Max and Martha Crabtree, McKenzie Crabtree, Steve Craft, Chris R and Cindy Craig, Tina Crawford, Kari Creamer, Tracey Creech, Linda Crisp, Bill Croak, Ruth Crocker, Bonnie Cronic, Donna Crooked Creek Golf Club Croutier, Aline Crowe, Judy Crowe, Lynell Crowe, Margie Crowe, Pat Cruz, Mary Crystal’s BBQ Cummings Cove Golf Club Cunningham, David Curtis, Teresa Curto, Teresa Cypherd, John and Peggy Dalton, Claudia Dalton, Donna Dalton, Margaret Dalton, Shanequa Dalton, Tanya Dampier, Michael Daum, Ron Davis, Danny and Myra Davis, Dorothy Davison, Ruth Day, Donald and Joyce Day-Evers, Julianne and Brian De Ruiter, Kari DeBiase, Don and Nancy DeBinze, Don Deja Vu, All Over Again Democratic Women Of Henderson County

Deodato, Teresa DePina, Betty Deyerle, Kathryn Diamond, Beverly Diamond, Sunny

Dickinson, Bob & Sueanna Dierlof, Tom Dierolf, Tom Dillen, Kathleen A. Dilworth, Mary Brown Dobbins, Darcy Dodd, Erica Dodson, Alice Dolan, Jim Donor, Cash Unknown Doody, Pegg Doty, Ronnie and Newell Douman, Ray Doumar, Ray Drake, Kerris Driver, Corinne Drumheller, Wayne Dubbin, Rick Dumers, Gary Dunbar, Chuck Duncan, Gene Duncan, Teresa and Jimmy Dunn, Richard G. Duselen, Jim Dwyer, Leesa Earle, Mike Easler, Cindy and Cauble, Duane Easterly, Carolyn Ebner, John Economy Drugs Ehazz, Dot Ehr, D. G. Elder, Peter Eldridge, Gail Elgin, Jim Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Eller, Ann G Elliott, Carol Elliott, Natasha Ellis, Dawn Emanuel, Kathy Endicott, Dick and Carol English, David English, Steve Entrgra Bank Ervin, Tiffany Essex, Cheryl Estate Of Yola Hasan

Eubanks, Jane Eubanks, Pansy Eubanks, Robin Eubanks, William Evans, James Fairchild, Stella Falzone, Nancy Farina, Joseph and Kaye Fazio, Joe Ferguson, Stella Festa, MaryAnn Fischer, Jean Fisher and Mr. Art Fisher, Mary Kathryn Fisher, Jean Fisher, Linda Fisher, Sandra Flat Rock Cinema Flat Rock Playhouse Fleischer, Palma Fluck, Scott Flynn, Owen James Flynn, Sonya Food Matters Market Foote, Laurie Foreman, Carrie and Shane Forge Mountain Company Store Forsythe, Glenn R. Fortner, Jackie Fortune, Sheryl Foster, Bob Foster, Randy Four Seasons Ford Fowler, Allan Fowler, Judith Frank, Robert and Marlene Franks, Billy and Maria Franks, Vickie Frazer, Hugh Frazier Hugh Freeman, Dawn French Broad MHP II, LLC Freshley, Karen Friedrich, William Friedwald, Mindi Friends Of Rosman Frisbee, Greg Fry, Sam Gahagen, Don Galloway and Family, Karen O. Galloway, Anna Galloway, Bill Galloway, Brianna Galloway, Charlotte Galloway, Dean Galloway, Elizabeth DECEASED Galloway, Iris Galloway, Jim Galloway, Jim and Peggy

Galloway, Joe T Galloway, Karen C. Galloway, Keith H.and Carolyn Galloway, Kim Galloway, Kristin Galloway, Lila Galloway, Lynn Galloway, Nancy Galloway, Otis Galloway, Rex Galloway, Rickie Galloway, Sandra Galloway, Scott Galloway, Sheila Galloway, T C Galloway, Will Garren, Anne Garrett Garrison, William and Mary Gash, Stacey Gasperoni, Marilyn Gaylord, Ken GE Foundation Geis, Rob and Jill George, David George, Heather German, Bob Gerring, Jan Gilbert, Adrienne Giles, Betty Gillespie, Lisa Gillespie, Shirley Gillespie, Whitney Gilliam, Martha Gilstrap, Sheila Gleaton, Jr., MD, Hugh Glowacki, Nancy Goff, Jessica Goins, Lacy Goldsmith, Teresa Goldsworthy, D.P. and Pam Gordon, Martha Rose Goss, David Goulet, Polly Gray, Elizabeth C Gray, Jr., William A. Green, Barbara Green, Kim Green, Sondra Green, Tanner Greene, Barbara Greenwood, Beth Grider, Susan Griffin, Sandy Griffith, Mack Griffith, Mack and Chris Groel, Cathy Grove, Debby

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Grumm, Elizabeth Guggino, Joseph and Annette Gunter, Jackie Gunter, Rhonda Gunther, Jackie Haight, Deborah Haines, Ruth Hair, Linda and Don Hall, Evelyn Hall, Heidi Hall, James C Hall, Jamie Hall, Janett Hall, Kathleen Hall, Pam Hall, Sharon F Halsey, George Hambly, Roberta Hamilton, Cathy Hannah Flanagan’s Irish Pub and Eatery Hansel, Susan Hansen, Laurie Hansen, Paul Hansley, Anne Hanson, Rollie Harding, Lynn Hare, Christa Harges, Bettye Harmon, Corey Harris Teeter Harris, Bruce Harris, Claire Harris, Reba Hart, Goodwin Hartman, Leslie Haskins, Fonda Hayward, Claude Head, Bobbie Jo Headland, Jane Heath, Susie Heatherly, James Heidmann, Andrea Helppie, Joanne Hemingway, Edwin P. Hendel, Kathy Henderson County Hunger Coalition Henderson County United Way Henderson, Betty Henderson, Don Henderson, Karen Henderson, Nancy Henderson, Rosemary Henderson, Sabrina Hendersonville Community Co-op Hendersonville Elks Lodge Hendersonville Eye Care, O.D., P.A. Hendersonville Lions Club Hendersonville Little Theatre

Hendrix, Carl Hendrix, Connie Henley, C.R. and Jennifer Henley, Charles Henly, Jennifer

Hensley, Carol Hensley, Jacob Hensley, Margaret Hernandez, Armando Herzog, Claire Higgins Quality Press Hill, Barbara Hill, Gwen Hill, James Hill, Nan S Hill, Roy Hingst, Gepke Hinson, Barbara Hipwell, Barbara Hochstetler, Dennis Hodges, Buddy Hofer, Richard Hoffmeister, Beth Hoffstadt, Fred and Nancy Hogsed, Rhonda Hogsed, Sharon Hogue, Ken and Regina Holbert, Barry Holbert, Lori Holbrook, Joyce Holbrook, Mike Holcomb, Margie Holcomb, Patty Holden, Debra Holden, Edna Holden, Erin Holland, D. Holland, Kristina Holland, Tina Hollar, Jerry Holliday, Susan Hollingsworth, Angie Hollingsworth, Steve & Bonnie Holshouser, Ann Honeycutt, Virginia Hooper, Ellen Hooper, Jessie Hooper, Katy H Hooper, Sue Hoxit, Sonya Hoyt, Helen Hoyt, Peter Hubbard, Ricky and Cindy

Hudson, Kathleen Huggins, Martha O. Hughart, Betty Hughes, Karen Hull & Ms. Helena Rudell, Cristina Hunter, Hal Hunter, Kent and Elaine Huscher, Fred and Rosemary Hutchinson, Attracta Hutchinson, Maria Hyder, Dwaine Iannucci, John, Nick and Mike Ianucci’s Pizzaria & Italian Restaurant Ihme, Shane Ihme, William Ihume, Jerry Imhoff, Edward Israel, Ila Israel, Sandra Jacklin, David James H Cummings Foundation Jardot, Joe Jarret, Patty Jarrett, Pat Jason Brown Jednaszewski, Cindy Jednaszewski, Cynthia Jefferds, Barbara and Tom Jeffords, Barbara Jeffords, Tom Jenkins, Carlton Jennifer Jennings, Margaret Jennings, Mary K. Johnson, Arlene Johnson, Beverly Stoney Johnson, Carl Johnson, Carol Johnson, Carrie Johnson, Don and Lynn Johnson, George and Marguerite Johnson, Harold and Lisa Johnson, Jean Johnson, Karin and Tammy Johnson, Kathleen Johnson, Lee and Kelly Johnson, Mary Etta Johnson, Shannon Johnston, Lee Jones, Amy Jones, Cheri W Jones, Christopher and Jan Jones, David S. Jones, Emily Jones, Harry K Jones, Howard Jones, Ivana Jones, Lucy

Jones, Marilyn Jones, Melanie Jones, Michael Jones, Ray Jones, Rex Jones, Say E Jongo Java Coffee House Julie’s Subs & More Justice, Jay & Missy K C Hair Salon Kalmbach, Susan Kaltenbach, Areiyl Kamerick, Sue Kaplan, Anne Kaplan, Bruce Katsadouros, Steve Katz, Judy Kaufman, Ryan Keener, Tina Keeney, Brendan Keever, Lysta Kellar, Sara Kelsey’s Restaurant Kenmure Enterprises, Inc. Kennedy, Brian Kerar, Laura Kessaris, Jim and Pam Kessler, Joyce Kilcoin, Gayle Kilgo, Douglas and Susanne Killerby, Patricia Kilpatrick, Margaret Kimberly-Clark King, Bridgette Kline, Ruth Knight, Deb Knight, Galin Knock, Gary Kooker, Melissa Koontz, Louise Kopp, Connie Kornrumpf, Don Kostlevy, Jeanne Kozinski, Chester Kraus, Walter Kropelnicki, Jim LaDue, Jaclyn Lake Toxaway Community Center Lake Toxaway Country Club Lake Toxaway Garden Club Lake, Frank Lambert, Bob Lance, Alice Lance, Casey Lance, Don Lance, Gwen Lance, Maxine Lance, Rosa

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Lance, Rosemary Land of Sky Regional Council Landreth, Breck Landreth, Charles B. Landreth, Tammy Landry, Pete Larson, Marv Lathan, Richard Laughter, Ron Laura Frohling Leatherwood, John Ledford, Mary Lee, Helen R Lee, Regina Lefkovich, Berta Leistner, Max Leopard, Doug Lepine, Jim Lettow, Linda Levy, Barbara Levy, Keith A. Liles, David and Lee Lindeman, Darla and Jerry Linder, Bernie and Toby Lindquist, Ada Lindsey, Michelle Lineberger, Jean Littleton, Lucy Lively, Martha Livingston, Jim and Connie Livingston, Van Lockett, Linda Logsdon, Kathleen Long, Anita Galloway Long, Edward Lorenz, Marijo Lounesberry, Ron and Cathy Lounsbeun, Cathy Lovo, Kirsten Ludlow, Henry J. Ludlow, Kathy Luebbe, Lee Lusk, Elisa Lyday, Ann Lynn Galloway Lytle, Jeanne M B Industries, Inc Maciel, Jennifer MacNary, Peggy Maharrey, Ann Mahony, Brenda Mailloux, Janet Malinak, Pat Mallwitz, Donald Mann, Cleveland and Margaret Mann, Ronnie Mann, Thomas Marcy, Shelley

Markham, Frances Markhan, Franny Marks, Lynn Marple, Donna Martin, Ray and Freda

Martin, Shirley Martinez, Roberto Marz, William H. Massagee, Sarah Massie, Elsie deceased Mast General Store Masters, Barbara Matteson, Melanie Maybin, Debbie Maybin, Richard and Susan Maybin, Troy Mazzi, Suzanne McAlister, Delane McCall, Clara McCall, Edward McCall, Elaine McCall, John McCall, Judy McCall, Larry McCall, Leona McCall, Ranille McCallister, Margy McCallister, Robert McCann, Susan McCarter, Janet McClellan, Donna McConnell, Violet McCormack, Ted McCormick, Jr., John C. McCrary, Debbie (John P. and Vickie) McCrary, John and Vickie McDaniels, Mary McDermott, Renee McDevitt, Henry McDonnell, Chris and Mary Jane McDonough, Patty McFadden, Joan McFarlan Bakery McGee, Frances McGill, Eleen and Michael McGrady, Chuck McGraw, Stepheny McGuirt, Lucy McJunkin, Beverly McJunkin, Brenna McKendree, Patricia McKibben, Bill McKinley, Nancy

McKinney, Ann McMahan, Anela McMahan, Helen McMahan, Sammy McMurray, Betty McNeely, Cheryl McNutt, Reed Meanix, Nancy Medina, William Medlin, Jeannie Meece, Marilyn and Luther Melby, Nicola J. Mellas, Andy and Ella May Members Of The Four Seasons Rotary Membership of Cherryfield Baptist Church Menge, Amy Menge, Joshua Merck Partnership For Giving Merrick, Rick Merrill, Crystal Merrill, Patricia Metz Lyall Metz, Lyall Mickewich, Carol Milerary, Mary Millantych, Gerry Miller, Catherine Miller, Cindy Miller, Donald and Linda Miller, Larry A. Miller, Rita Miller, Robert Mockridge, Eleanor Mollar, Flo Molten, Frances Moman, Tammy Monk, Sarah Monteith, Barbara Moody, Hazel Moody, Jennifer Moody, Renee Moody, Susie Moore, Gerald A. and Laverne Moore, Roy Moose Cafe Morehouse, Elisa Morehouse, Keith Morehouse, Philip Morgan, Brenda Morgan, Cindy Morgan, Dusty Morgan, Dwayne Morgan, Grady and Louise Morgan, Laura Morgan, Lynne Morgan, Marlene Morgan, Rebecca Morgan, Robert

Morrow, Frederic Morrow, Missy Morrow, Rachel Mossbarger, Margaret Jean Mossenbager, Margaret Motten, Frances Mountain Bizworks, Mountain Deli Mountain Lens Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bush Jr Mr. and Mrs. Manual and Marie Barbato Mr. and Mrs. Ted Robbins Muldoon, Gail Mulenex, Rhonda Mullinax, Kim Murphy, Arlene Murray, Harvey Murray, Livia Musgrove, Roger and Sue Musser, Glenn Naudain, James Naylor, Richard NC Printing Neal, Deborah Nelson, Kathleen Neubert, Heather Newby, Dan Newby, Jim and Fran Newby, Steve Newell, Glenda Newell, Glenda and William Newell, Judy Newell, William Newkirk, Kathryn Newman, Aaron Newman, Candace Newman, Sandra Newman, Theresa and Allen NFP Employee Benefits Nichols, John Nicholson, Anita Nicholson, Lee Nicolay, Marilyn R. Noonan, Kay Norton, Teresa Novosel Noyes, Lois Null, James and Suzanne O’Brien, Rosemary A. O’Charley’s O’Dell, Joy Oden-Fox, Cher Odom, Andrea Ogden, Michael Ogle, Mark Oldenburger, Barbara Oldham, George

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Once Upon A Sign Orr, Bill O’Shields, Kenneth Osteen, Cassie Osteen, Mitch and Lucie Osteen, Monty and Julie Our Country Store Outback Steakhouse Outreach Committee Owen, April Owen, Berlis Owen, Brenda Owen, Brook Owen, Clinton Owen, Eric Owen, Frances Owen, Gaye Owen, Holly Owen, James Owen, Jennifer Owen, Jerry Owen, Jo Owen, JoAnn Owen, Joshua Cody Owen, Karen Owen, Marguata Owen, Marqueta Owen, Martha Owen, Mike Owen, Patricia Owen, Rita Owen, Sandra Owen, Sharon Owens, Gertrude Owensby, Hayden Paddick, Garry and Paula Palmer, Connie and Wilbur Pampered Palate Pangle, Alaina Pangle, Nita Papas & Beer Park Ridge Hospital Parker, Mabel C. Parker, Selma Parker, Theresa Parkinson, Alex Pasquarelli, Mellisa Patterson, Don and Pauletta Pease, Becky Pence, Barbara Pepin, Joyce and John Pepper, Ronnie Perry N. Rudnick Endowment Peterman, Veronica Petersen, Judy and Pete Petit, Cindy Petit, Erin Petit, Sharon Petit, Shirley Petit, Tim

Pfaff, Joe Pfeiffer, Connie Phillips, Debbie Phillips, Kelvin and Gayla Phillips, Tina

Phipps, Cal Pipkins, Larry and Sandra Piscopo, Dawn Plemmons, Anna Plemmons, Jan Plemmons, Reid Plotts, Susan Poli, Grace Porter, John and Jeanne Porter, Marlene Powell, Bobbi Powell, Earl Powell, Harry and Carolyn Powell, Sharon Powell, Steve Powell, Viola Powers, Loretta Precision Tune Auto Care Preferred Health Plan of the Carolinas, Inc Presseau, Jane Pressley, Faye Pressley, Linda Pressley, Martha Pressley, Tina Presson, Dorette Preston, Jean Preston, Pamela Prinzi, Ellen Prior, Arlo Pryor, Leon Queen, Julie Rackley, Jenny Radix, Mary Rahrer, James Raines, Ashley Raines, Harley Ramey, Anne Rasky, Laurie Rathbone, Shalma Raxter, Beulah Raxter, Jessie Raxter, Roger Raymond’s Garden Center Read, William Reams, Patricia Reece, Eddie Reed, Dale Fox Reed, Winthrop Reese, Alisha Reese, Alvin Gerald Reese, Avery

Reese, Denise Reese, Greg Reese, Jane Reflections Day Spa Reid, Cassandra Reid, Kathy Reid, Robert Reid, Sandra Reid, Susan P Reiger, Alan Reiger, Carol E. Reindl, Gail Reinike, Myrna Reiter, Paul and Joanne Renfroe, Darrell Reyes, Gail Rhymer, Lana Rice, Brenda Rice, Christy and Craig Richardson, Bobby Richardson, Sue Richter, Georgette Riddle, Jordan Riddle, Pam Rigsby, Kimberly Rinc, Ray Risher, David Robbins, Bonnie and David Roberts, Kit Robinson, Bill & Joann Robinson, Donna Robinson, Frank & Nancy Rockers, Cindy Rodes, Lucy W. Rodewald, Marilyn Rodgers, Brett Rodgers, Kara Rogers, Annette Rogers, Don Rogers, Doris Rogers, Kristy Rogers, Lori Rogers, Pamela Rogers, T K. Rogger, Franklin Rogow, Bruce and Jacquelyn Romans, Pauline Romesberg, Mahala Rosman Baptist Tabernacle Rosman Child Care Center Rosman Community Auxilliary Rosman Middle School PTO Rothe, Ruth E. Rott, Gabrielle Roy Royes, Madeline Rubin-Burt, Connie Rudisill, Edgar and Jamie Rudisill, Martha Ruff, Scotty

Ruth, Lavonna Sabo, Alexander Sachs, Martha Sagar, Mary Salinas, Mona Salter, Susan Salvaggio-Walker, Sandie Sam’s Club Hendersonville Sanders, Margaret Sansosti, Cynthia Santago, Cresncio Santucci, Vanessa Sauerteig, Mary Scharsich, Nancy Schieve, Ron Schmidt, Sandra Schmieder, Matthew Schmitz, Bobbye Schorer, Gerry Schott, Susan Schrieber, Bea Schroer, Gerry Schultz, Del Scott, John David Scroggins, Henry D. Scruggs, Melanie Seasons At Highland Lake Inn Sellers, Elizabeth Senior Director, BNY Mellon Wealth

Management, Annette Cakgaro Sentelle, Brenda Sexton, Whitney Shaffer, Kay Sharpe, Sue Sheffield, Don and Chris Sheidler, Myra L. Shelley’s Jewelry Shelton, Cynthia Shelton, Janice Shelton, Margit Shelton, Warren and Brenda Shepherd, Jesse Sherman, Francee Sherman’s Sports Store Sherrill, Betty Sherrill, L Sherwood, Harry Shipman, Linda Shipman, Melony Shoemaker, Don and Martha Shore, Amberose Shore, Rosie Shuster, Shirley Sierra Massage Sigmon, Brenda Simply Yoga Simpson, Mary Sims, Deb Sims, Mary Page Singleton, Wanda

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Siniard, Nathan Six, Irene Slear, Bill Sloan, Judy Sloup, William J. Smith, Arlene Smith, Giny and Jimmy Smith, Kirk Smith, Lisa Smith, Patricia Smith, Patty Smith, Reba Smith, Walter Smoker, Erika Smollinger, Kay Snider, Arthur Snipes, Jean Snyder, Tom SonRise Fitness Center Sorkin, Debbie Southern Alarm and Security Spahr, Stephanie Sparks, Rodney Spies, Herbert and Eleanor Sprinkle, Benjamin Stabblefield, Ruth Staebell, Justin Stamey, Tony Stanley, Jim & Barbara Stanley, Jonathan Stanton, Pat Stark, John and Patricia Steinberg, Aleen Stephens, Dennis C. Stephens, Kris Stepp, Sylvia Stern, Joyce Stevens, Bob Stevens, Ryan Stewart, Lee Stewart, Thelma and Claude Stone, Darlene and Mike Strange, Katherine Stroup, Don Stuart, Sybil Sturkie, W R Suddeth, Joyce Suddeth, Linda Summit Marketing Group, Inc. Sunflower, Susan Sutton, Stephanie Sweet, Tom T C Henderson Students T D Bank Talley, Ann Arida Tappy, Skip Taylor, Alice Taylor, Grady D. Taylor, Jr., W. Frank

Taylor, Nancy Taynai, Barbara TD Bank Tecco, Mary Ted John and Owen, Phyllis

Tenhagen, Kathy Tesnow, Stephanie and Chris The Biltmore Company The Community Foundation of WNC, Inc. The Family Place Of Transylvania County The Oaks Of Brevard The Red Lion Inn The Square Root The United Religions Iniative Of Henderson

County Theron, Daniel and Jerry Thomas, Cindy Thomas, Dan and Judy Thomas, Mathew Thompson, Jamie and Cheryl Thorpe, Peter Three Chopt Timbler, Sandy Timblin, Tom and Sandy Tinsley, Fred Titus, Ellie Tobin, Joyce Toby’s Mattress World Trent, Patsy L. Trimble, Terri Trinity Presbyterian Church Turner, William Unda, Veronica United Community Bank United Way Of Central Indiana Up De Graff, Mo & Janie Vanderdecken, Race VanderWerf, Joseph VanWingerden, Richard Vaughan, Lori Vaughn, Lori Vibert, Ellie Vissers, Alvin Vissers, Ronda Voisin, Peter Volk, Barbara Volpe, Mark Voris, Fawn Wag Pet Boutique Wagner, Bob Walden, Melissa Walinski, Joan Walker, Bob Walker, III, William Walker, Robin

Wallace, Lisa Wallace, Trilby Walmart Walsh, Jack Walter, Kathy Walters, Robert Ward, Jim and Carol Warner, Susan D. Warren, Gwen Warren, Jan Washington, Johnnie Waters, Ed Watson, David Watson, Gail Watson, Teresa Waugaman, Ruth Waverly Inn Wayboer, Arthur WCCA Head Start Weaver, Cara Lee Weber, Marcia Wednesday Dulcimer Group Weitzman, Wally Welbourn, Valerie Weldon, Linda Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Wells Fargo Bank Wells Fargo Foundation Wentz, Horst and Lynn Werner, Jacqueline Wesson, Wayne and Beth West, Buddy Wetterling, Karen Whisenant, Kaleigh White, Andrea White, Andrew White, Bardi White, David White, Maria White, Patrick and Patricia White, Richard and Anne White, Scott and Linda Whitlock, Chris and Bridgette Whitman, Pat Whitmire, Amanda Whitmire, Bobbi Whitmire, Bud Whitmire, Carla Whitmire, Chris and Shannon Whitmire, Dale Whitmire, Debi Whitmire, Ethan Whitmire, Jackie and Jimmie Whitmire, Kimberly Whitmire, Marilyn Whitmire, Matthew Coy and Amanda Whitmire, Rosemary Whitmire, Sherry Whitt, Ann

Wiley, Jim Williams, Mike Willoughby, Edith Wilson & Trent Nationwide Insurance Wilson, Beverly Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, Devin Wilson, Ellen Wilson, Madelaine E. Wilson, Robin Wilson, Ruth Wilson, Tootsie Winchester, Carolyn L. Winchester, Pam Wish, June WNC Chapter, GE Elfun Society Wolf, Sue Wolff, Jutta Wollinger, Michael Women Of The Evangelical Lutheran Church Wood, Elaine Wood, Jon and Kim Wood, Katie Woodham, John Woodmen Of The World Lodge 116 Woodruff, Ruthie Woodruff, Sam Worley, Irma Zachary, Melanie Zajac, Mary and Michael Zaxby’s Of Brevard Zelman, Richard and Nancy Zimmerman, Anne Zimmerman, Chad Zink, Charles and Carolyne Zubley, Elmer Zucal, Emanuel Zucchelli-Sorenson, Susan

Donations are accepted online or can be mailed to WCCA, PO Box 685, Hendersonville, NC 28793. All donations are tax deductible and written receipts are provided. If you wish to designate your donations to support specific programs, please make a note of your designation on your check. Memorials and honorariums are also a great way to acknowledge loved ones while serving a worthwhile cause.

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2015 Game OnFundraiserBrevard College Cheerleaders Entegra BankPreferred health Plans of the CarolinasElite Repeats BoutiqueResilient Journeys PLLCWells Fargo AdvisorsBlack hawk ConstructionHenderson OilBoyd ChevroletPlaza FiestaNFPCrossroads WoodworkingHendersonville Eye CareHood-Hargett and AssociatesSound ExtremeSouthern Alarm and SecuritySummitt MarketingWHKP RadioWTZQ Radio

HEAD START:Ike KennerlyMargarette KinnerlyJulia Kennerly

TIGER TOWN THRIFT STORE:Alyssa MillerMark MillerBonnie RobbinsAline CloutierFran NewbyKaren HughesJanie UpDeGraphJude AberleNancy HendersonCathy LounsberryEd WatersSteve HollongsworthIlla IsraelKathy KnightJerry KnightBetty GilesLee NicholsonKim Chamberlain SILVERMONT OPPORTUNITY CENTER:Andrea HeidmannDale reidJunior AikenPaula Bennett-PaddickLee StewartSandra ReidLinda CreechMike McLainPinkie BrydGloria MunnCarl MunnMike Mossburger

Henderson CountyServices Volunteers HENDERSON COUNTY HEAD START:Marie ArcherJane CartledgeLee GudaitisSue RogersSusan HuntDonna ThompsonKathleen BurtonEric ParkhustEmily FrantzMaliek RobinsonJennifer DavidsonHeather FinsterSamantha PhilipsIke KennerlyMargret KennerlyEllen DozierSarah McCarthyJulia KennerlyKennedy Wade

Transylvania CommunityServices Volunteers MANNA DISTRIBUTION VOLUNTEERS:Chris CraftTommy MullisCarl HendrixJames and Hazel ChapmanCharlene NimerOlivene Lyday MOBILE VOLUNTEERS:Carol HensleyBarbara HillSuzan CarterFran NewbyRachel PruitMisty QueenBarbara caseTommy MullisCarl and Ann HendrixMichael GrayBarbara GreenRuss and Carol RussellRobert Freehill LUNCH PLUS:Alan MurreyRonnie ChapmanPaula Bennett PaddickNancy HendersonAustin and Doris RainesMarsha HawesVernon BishopElaine GrayTommy MullisGloria Munn

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At Western Carolina Community Action, we care about the communities we serve and its people. We are a private not-for-profit organization providing many life changing sources under one umbrella, serving thousands of people who strive to improve their self-reliance. You can help make your community a brighter place to live. Here’s how you can make a difference:

Monetary DonationsDonations to our thrift store of gently owned itemsVolunteeringIn-Kind DonationsAttending our fundraising events and forums

We hope this report has given you a better understanding of the impact WCCA makes on the lives of low-income and underserved people and the communities in which they live. If you would like to learn more about WCCA, please go to our website at www.wcca.net, and/or our Facebook page at Western Carolina Community Action. You may also call (828) 693-1711 extension 127 to arrange a tour of the facility or to ask additional questions.

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