Written by Jennifer Fitzgerald | Most photos by Anthony Harden
As Capital at Play does each November, we once again point our lens at the nonprofit sector, unquestionably one of Western North Carolina’s core economic drivers.
To date we have published four annual reports: “Nonprofit North Carolina: Metrics and Accountability in Philanthropy” (2015), “Nonprofits & Revenue Streams” (2016), “Nonprofits in Western North Carolina” (2017), and “The Joy of Giving” (2018). As with last year, in addition to our main 2019 nonprofit feature, we’re expanding this issue’s coverage to include mini-profiles of area nonprofits’ leaders, and we’re also submitting an extra story on community volunteerism.
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THANK YOU to the nonprofits for working with us on these profiles:
Appalachian Wildlife Refuge
Savannah Trantham & Kimberly Brewster
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Asheville Community Yoga Center, Inc.
Michael Greenfield
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BeLoved Asheville
Ponkho Bermejo, Amy Cantrell, & Adrienne Sigmon
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Brother Wolf Animal Rescue
Leah Craig Fieser
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F.A.R.M. Café
Renee Boughman
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My Daddy Taught Me That
Keynon Lake
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Read To Succeed Asheville/Buncombe
Ann Flynn
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Friends of WPVM, Inc.
Davyne Dial & Dr. Herb Johnson
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YMCA of Western North Carolina
Paul Vest
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