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After nearly 18 years with Mountain Projects (MPI), Jane Harrison is retiring, leaving behind a legacy of service that has helped thousands of families across Western North Carolina. Jane joined MPI in October 2008 with our Prevention Department. In 2013, she wrote and secured the federal grant that launched the
“We’re honored to expand our services to those who have served our country and look forward to helping local veterans build a stronger, more stable future.”
– Amanda Singletary, Section 8 Program Manager
Ashley demonstrated incredible determination, perseverance, and hard work. Throughout her educational journey, the WIOA National Dislocated Worker Grant helped cover tuition, travel expenses, and supplies needed for classes and clinicals—allowing her to focus on achieving her goals.
This Women’s History Month, we’re proud to celebrate the Mountain Projects women whose dedication and leadership help strengthen our communities every single day!
Haywood County Senior Resource Center’s Mary Grace Lodico, age 91, performed “The Christmas Song” during the center’s Holiday Talent Showcase. Mary Grace is legally blind and depends on the use of her cane, but she is always happy to share her piano talents whenever she can. Lodico’s performance made a
Are you a rising sophomore, junior, or senior who wants real-world experience in nonprofit work this summer? Mountain Projects is excited to offer paid internship opportunities in both our Section 8 and Head Start programs through the Nonprofit Internship Program (NPIP)! This statewide program matches students with nonprofits for an
Friends and family, neighbors, donors, volunteers and Mountain Projects staff gathered in Bethel Village recently to celebrate Michelle Parker, a community member who lost her home in Clyde (twice!) due to the devastating floods from remnants of Tropical Storm Fred and Hurricane Helene.
