Let’s Choose Love is committed to building a world where Love Rules! We’re not just imagining it—we’re making it happen by funding individual and community give back dreams and amplifying the voices of those who are already making a difference, inspiring others to do the same.
With Asheville Rising – Love Along the Way, we’re focusing on the communities of Western NC and Tennessee as they rebuild after the devastation of Hurricane Helene.
The destruction is beyond words, but we are resilient.
Together, we WILL rise again!
Join us on this journey of hope and love as we rebuild:
Stories of Hope: We’ll be capturing and sharing powerful videos and images that highlight resilience, love, and unity during this crisis. Watch, share, and spread the message.
Grants for Renewal: Starting December 6th, LCL will provide mini-grants supporting community based projects that contribute to the rebirth of Asheville and its surrounding areas.
Support the Mission: We need your help! Every dollar you donate fuels more grants, more projects, and more love-driven impact. Together, we can restore and rebuild stronger than ever.
Let’s Choose Love—because love has the power to heal and transform.
Click any of the images below to here the incredible stories of hope!
On The Fema Line // Asheville Rising
Gracie Erwin // Asheville Rising
Sage Thorne // Asheville Rising
Renita Quick // Asheville Rising
Erick Nason // Asheville Rising
Frances Domingues // Asheville Rising
Jason // Asheville Rising
Paul Helou // Asheville Rising
Donate
Let’s Choose Love will be providing mini grants to support community based projects to rebuild Asheville.
Apply
We will begin accepting applications for Asheville Rising Mini-Grants on Friday, December 6th. Stay tuned!
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Send photos and videos of your own “Asheville Rising” stories by emailing wendy@letschooselove.org.
“Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, ‘I will try again tomorrow.'”
-Mary Anne Radmacher