North Carolina artist Stephanie Slack has graciously donated her beautiful painting (pictured above) of the Blue Ridge Mountains to help raise funds for victims of Hurricane Helene.
The painting measures 48 " x 48" and is stretched on a 1 1/2" stretcher. It is ready to hang or can be framed by your local frame shop upon receipt. Due to shipping constraints, we can only ship the piece to the winning party in the continental United States. For other locations (Alaska, Hawaii, Canada), we will gladly remove it from the stretchers and ship it to you in a heavyweight tube. The gallery will absorb the shipping cost.
PLEASE NOTE: We regret that we cannot ship to any locations other than the US and Canada.
If you are in the area, feel free to stop in during gallery hours (Tuesday - Saturday: 11 am - 5 pm) to view the painting. We will accept cash donations for raffle tickets. All cash collected by us in person will be donated to the NC Arts Disaster Relief Fund.
The winner will be selected via RANDOM DRAW on October 31, 2024.
The North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund is now accepting contributions for hurricane damage. Contributions help with the unmet needs of hurricane victims. Contributions are made online by secure link.
The Salvation Army is responding to this historic disaster event by providing emergency aid, food, drinks, emotional and spiritual care, and critical supplies to survivors and rescue workers in five states.
Red Cross disaster workers are on the ground helping and have deployed numerous emergency response vehicles to help where needed. Red Cross disaster responders will travel throughout affected communities, assessing the damage and distributing meals and relief supplies.
Provides funding and assistance to artists and arts organizations affected by Hurricane Helene.
Currently providing relief in the mountains of Watauga County, North Carolina—home to Samaritan’s Purse international headquarters in the town of Boone. This response extends to include neighboring counties in North Carolina (Ashe, Avery) and eastern Tennessee (Johnson).
A non-profit disaster and humanitarian relief organization providing professionally prepared, restaurant-quality meals to victims, volunteers and first responders in natural disasters and emergencies.
Americares is responding to urgent medical needs in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Help deliver medicine, supplies and emergency funding to support people affected by this disaster.
World Central Kitchen is on the frontlines, providing meals in response to humanitarian, climate, and community crises. Multiple WCK food truck partners and our new Rapid Response Field Kitchen were pre-positioned to provide hot meals quickly after the storm had passed. They are currently responding in Florida, North Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee to serve communities in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Save the Children and partners are immediately responding to the needs of families in Florida, South Carolina and Tennessee, where communities sustained significant damage. They specialize in supporting children’s most critical needs in emergencies.
In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, BeLoved Asheville is dedicating all resources to providing essential aid to those affected in and around the Asheville area.
MANNA FoodBank, located in Asheville, North Carolina, is a private, not-for-profit service organization working to end food insecurity in the 16 counties of Western North Carolina. They are currently providing much needed aid after Hurricane Helene.
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