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
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!
Mountain Projects has received a perfect score on the 2025 SEMAP evaluation from HUD, earning 135 out of 135 possible points and achieving HUD High Performer status in every category.
Hands on Jackson is a day where community volunteer teams rally together to lend a helping hand to vulnerable neighbors in need. Mountain Projects was among more than 210 volunteers who completed 38+ projects today around Jackson County this morning.
Mountain Projects staff recently joined forces with the United Way Day of Caring in Haywood County to lend a helping hand to community members in need. Our team helped Ms. Margaret Biddix with yard maintenance around her home. Simple tasks like this can make a world of difference, and our
Here’s to the leaders who came before, and to the future we continue to build —together.
The Essential Piece Award recognizes an associate who consistently goes above and beyond expectations to serve the agency, colleagues, families, and communities.
From her start as a Center Supervisor in 1994 to her current role as Director, Christie’s journey is one of dedication, compassion, and impact.
