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March 18, 2025 Continuing our focus on removing barriers for at-risk youth and young adults struggling to reach their full potential, Nantahala Health Foundation will

December 12, 2024 Nantahala Health Foundation is pleased to announce recent community investments in support of youth and young adults of more than $250,000. The

$847,040  Storm Recovery Funding Mobilized Hurricane Helene’s impact in late 2024 was devastating and far-reaching. This once-in-a-century storm ravaged our small mountain communities, leaving physical,

November 13, 2024 Hurricane Helene, a once-in-a-century storm, ravaged our mountain communities in late September, leaving physical, emotional, and financial destruction in its wake. With

October 2024 Pictured are Samantha Bradley (left) and Latesha Wiggins (right). Nantahala Health Foundation’s Board of Directors welcomed two new members this summer: Samantha Bradley

APPLY PRIORITY DETAILS REGISTER FOR INFO SESSION Online reservations for information sessions closes at 3 p.m. July 3. After that, please call to reserve a

April 12, 2024 Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation, Nantahala Health Foundation, and Dogwood Health Trust are pleased to announce a collaborative initiative to address the growing

Now + Next:New One-Day Organizational Workshops Available for Partner Organizations April 5, 2024 –  Now + Next alumni and NHF partner organizations are invited to

Clockwise, from top left, are new board members Clarissa Ashe, Ann Lukens, and Paul Worley. MEET OUR BOARD January 8, 2024 Nantahala Health Foundation recently

This is the final article in a five-part series being published in newspapers throughout Western North Carolina. Our aim with this series is to expand