Spruce Pine, NC – AMY Wellness Foundation (AMYWF) is pleased to announce the grand opening of the Ellis Lofts apartments, a new workforce housing complex in downtown Spruce Pine. The

Luke Howe, AMYWF Executive Director, gives an update on AMYWF grant program and our new workforce housing project with Bruce Ikard of WKYKY Radio. Listen to both parts now! https://www.ourlocalcommunityonline.com/close-up/

Unleash your creativity and bring your business dreams to life in a magnificent newly renovated historic building in the heart of Downtown Spruce Pine! We are excited to present an

AMY Wellness Foundation (AMYWF) has joined forces with WAMY Community Action’s Housing Coalition for the second consecutive year to address critical home repairs for low-income families, elderly individuals, and disabled

It is no secret one of the biggest concerns in Western North Carolina is housing. Whether it be lack of housing stock, a lack of affordable housing solutions, homelessness, or

For the second year, AMY Wellness Foundation (AMYWF) received a $300,000 grant from Dogwood Health Trust (DHT) to address critical home repairs for low-income families, elderly, or disabled residents in

AMY Wellness Foundation (AMYWF) is seeking input from health advocates, nonprofit leaders, and those with lived experience to attend a strategic Regional Convening Meeting to help prioritize AMYWF’s funding priorities

Dear Friends, With Fall upon us and the first cool breeze of the season in the air, we welcome the opportunity to gather together with our loved ones. The autumn harvest

Dear Friends, With Spring upon us, while the flowers bloom and crickets begin to sing, we see signs of new life and opportunity all around us. While we plant our

Dear Friends, With a new year on the horizon, I am delighted to share with you updates from AMY Wellness Foundation and our grant partners. Over the last year, as

Funding from Dogwood Health Trust will go towards renovations of the former Blue Ridge Regional Hospital building in Mitchell County When people think of the AMY region they picture the

Dear Friends, This year, has exceeded our expectations in so many ways. AMY Wellness Foundation is excited to share with you the latest news from our Foundation including the addition

Since AMY Wellness Foundation’s (AMYWF) inception, safe, affordable, and adequate housing has remained a top priority. One of the first grants AMYWF supported was to develop a housing coalition in

In early June, a group of five local advocates for Hispanic families gathered to receive training on how to deliver a program called Abriendo Puertas to parents in the community.

Thanks to a grant partnership between AMYWF and the The High Country Charitable Foundation, Inc., WAMY served over 150 students in their Avery County After-School Program during the 2020-2021 school

Philanthropy at Work: Pisgah Legal Services AMYWF has provided a Family Resilience grant to support Pisgah Legal Services’ provision of free civil legal aid to underserved, low-income victims of crime;

Philanthropy at Work: Partners Aligned Toward Health’s Community Ambassador Real Equality (CARE) was featured in this month’s North Carolina Medical Journal. CARE is a partnership between local community ambassadors, Partners

Through grant funding from AMY Wellness Foundation (AMYWF) four non-profits, Reconciliation House, Partners Aligned Toward Health, TRACTOR Food and Farms, and Dig In Community Garden, are working together to achieve