Through the coordinated efforts of Mountain Projects, community partners and generous donors, Roger and Michelle now stand in the doorway of a new home — one built not just with lumber and nails, but with a lot of determination and compassion for those who lost their homes in the floods.
“Patsy Davis’ commitment to the people of Haywood and Jackson Counties has made a huge difference in the lives of countless individuals and families,” said Brandon Rogers, Vice-Chairman of the Haywood County Board of Commissioners and Board member of Mountain Projects.
Dogwood Health Trust announced today its investment in affordable housing in Haywood and Jackson Counties. A grant made to Mountain Projects will go to support their affordable housing division, Smoky Mountain Housing Partnership, in their efforts to increase affordable homeownership opportunities and increase access to affordable rental units over the
