Volunteer group provides aid for tree removal and repairs in hendersonvill

Hendersonville, NC – A team of volunteers from local churches and area partners has mobilized to assist with tree removal and cleanup in various impacted locations. They are ready to help clear obstructions from driveways and homes in addition to providing emergency supply deliveries and minor home repair services.

Individuals requiring this assistance can reach out to Anita Pace through email at apace@hendersoncountync.gov or by phone at 828-451-8760. It is recommended to include your name, address, and telephone number in any email inquiries to facilitate the process of allocating help.

For those interested in volunteering, several churches have been designated as contact points for signing up. This includes The Bridge Church Hendersonville, Upward Christian Fellowship, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Hoopers Creek Baptist Church, and Boiling Springs Baptist Church. Volunteers are needed to carry out the ongoing activities effectively.

Sheriff Lowell S. Griffin encourages community members to seek help during these challenging times. The initiative aims to provide relief and restore normalcy for residents affected by tree obstructions and related issues.

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