Community Partners
We have so much appreciation for the foundations and organizations who support the work that we do at PIVOTPoint WNC and those in recovery from substance use disorder.
We work to instill a sense of community and connectedness for our clients, and that message is echoed and returned in the various forms of support offered by our community partners.
Whether through collaborating in service to our community; sharing of resources, expertise, and experience; providing unique and effective platforms for education, advocacy, and development; and so much more – our work is made possible by many tremendous organizations and individuals.
Thank you to those below (and for those who choose to help silently) for your continued support of our mission to help those in recovery to get outside, get connected, and heal!
The Association for Experiential Education (AEE) is a nonprofit professional membership association dedicated to experiential education and the students, educators, and practitioners who utilize its philosophy. AEE is committed to supporting professional development, theoretical advancement, and the evaluation of Experiential Education Worldwide.
Addiction Professionals North Carolina influences change in policy, systems and institutions. Supported by the latest evidence, we advocate for change in policy and practice within government, society and business. Raising awareness about the problems related to addiction and its stigma. Promoting best standards in research in the addiction field.
Everyone is unique. We assist you with comparing treatment -> transition facts & options for your kids.
At Arch to Freedom, we believe recovery isn’t about fitting into someone else’s plan—it’s about creating your own. Our Guests take the lead in designing customized Growth Plans that reflect their unique goals, strengths, and vision for the future. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all program—it’s your journey, your path, your life.
Our initiatives have stimulated economic development, influenced public policy and supported the growth of thousands of local and regional businesses. We are the convener, the connector and the cultivator of leaders and influencers.
We are a team of specialized coaches that help turn insight into sustainable action, supporting individuals and families to move towards a healthier life.
COME FOR THE MOUNTAIN, stay for the people. Less than 40 minutes west of Asheville, at delightfully cool elevations approaching 3,700 feet are 4,400 breathtaking acres home to adventurous spirits who share a deep and abiding commitment to both their community and the natural world.
The North Carolina Department of Public Safety’s Division of Juvenile Justice partners with Juvenile Crime Prevention Councils in each county to galvanize community leaders, locally and statewide, to reduce and prevent juvenile crime. Juvenile Crime Prevention Council board members are appointed by the county Board of Commissioners and meet bi-monthly in each county. The meetings are open to the public, and all business is considered public information. NC DPS Division of Juvenile Justice allocates approximately $23 million dollars to these councils annually—funding is used to subsidize local programs and services.
Other Parents Like Me (OPLM) is an online peer support community designed for caregivers of children struggling with mental health and/or substance use issues. Other Parents Like Me has an extensive resource hub, daily peer led support groups and live weekly speaker talks as well as a monthly expert panel. This membership-based platform and virtual community is designed to create a safe space with the access and support parents need as they move from crisis to healing. Parents discover they are not alone.
Camp Grier made a commitment almost 50 years ago to provide outdoor experiences for all children. We’re still more committed than ever to this value. As kids spend more and more time in front of screens indoors the need for outdoor play has become critical.
WHERE DOWNTOWN ASHEVILLE COMES FOR Creative Cuisine & Craft Cocktails Since 2012 Chestnut has been making a gustatory impression on Downtown Asheville. Located at 48 Biltmore Avenue Chestnut is in close proximity to some of the city’s favorite venues including the Fine Arts Theater, Diana Wortham Theatre, and The Orange Peel.
Since early times, our house has been associated with food. In the 1930s, Charles Jennings lived in the house and started a restaurant known as The Biltmore Café, near the train station, which evolved into the famous Hot Shot. For most of the past thirty years, 3 Boston Way has been operated as a restaurant. We love the beauty and warmth of these lovely homes that were so carefully designed and built more than a century ago. We hope to share some of that with you and enhance your enjoyment of the village.
We are Asheville’s original indoor climbing gym and one of the oldest climbing facilities in the entire country, bringing the spirit of the mountains into the heart of the city. For over 29 years, we have provided climbers of all abilities access to indoor terrain, expert instruction, and quality equipment. Specializing in varied and unique bouldering terrain, we’re the perfect place to begin your climbing journey or hone your strong skills.
Dogwood Health Trust is committed to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Our commitment is to foster an environment that recognizes and respects all people in this region, their values and each community’s unique qualities and attributes. At Dogwood Health Trust, we believe that embracing diversity, equity and inclusion as an organization is the absolute best and most intentional way to live into our purpose, values and guiding principles. This supports our strategy, partnerships and collaboration to achieve the greatest impact across Western North Carolina.
Here at Hunter Subaru, we understand your time is valuable. That’s why we provide options to make your next purchase or lease more convenient. If you prefer to do the process from home, you can start with a trade-in appraisal or a finance application. Once you select the vehicle you’re interested in, you will have options to adjust your payments and purchase online. You can even get your vehicle delivered to your home! If at any point you decide you’re more comfortable with one of our teammates by your side, we’re here to help. Stop in any time we’re open to pick up where you left off.
Through increasing philanthropy, we support our youth and their growth as the next generation of leaders in our community. We support the health and wellness of our neighbors, including our four-legged friends. We inspire others through action, to protect the land and environment so future generations can enjoy the mountains as much as we do today. The Hunter Hometown Foundation supports those in need and inspires others to unite with us. The Hunter Hometown Foundation operates under an invitation-only grant process.
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Unique, creative spaces are our specialty and happy clients are our primary goal. We offer guidance in all aspects of design and plan your space from start to finish, from accessories to furniture, and everything in between. You can rest assured that from initial concept to final installation that every step of the process will be carefully managed. with enthusiasm and joy.
Making Whole is an addiction recovery program built into the framework of a traditional apprenticeship. Mentorship is provided by master craftsmen while creating fine furniture and architectural objects across multiple disciplines.
Building a better life can seem impossible if you don’t know where to begin. You might even fear that your situation is broken beyond repair.
But no matter how bad things may seem, there is hope. Young adults struggling with mental health challenges or substance use can find a new sense of purpose, happiness, and belonging in recovery at Momentum Recovery in Wilmington, North Carolina.
The Department of Health and Human Services manages the delivery of health- and human-related services for all North Carolinians, especially our most vulnerable citizens – children, elderly, disabled and low-income families. The Department works closely with health care professionals, community leaders and advocacy groups; local, state and federal entities; and many other stakeholders to make this happen.
Through our diverse backgrounds and decades of experience, we were founded on ethical principles to serve communities far and abroad with their Real Estate needs. Trust, devotion, integrity, and reliability are just a few of the qualities we hold close to each purchase and sale.
The aim of OpenDoors is to promote equity by providing access for children who are growing up in poverty, and who face barriers to educational success. We are united in our commitment to fairness, and we work together as a team to change children’s lives.
We are a multi-agency model serving people in the criminal justice system with diversion options, connecting them to community services such as mental health and substance abuse treatment, transportation, career, public assistance, education, and legal. The goal is to provide a comprehensive model where individuals receive a foundation that will lead them to a productive, self-sufficient, healthy life.
Founded in 2013 by a small group of gear manufacturers, Outdoor Gear Builders of now includes more than 75 members, and is made up of businesses and organizations representing the entire outdoor industry in Western North Carolina. Our members include: Gear Builders, Experience Providers, Skills Instructors, Outfitters, Retail Shops, Supporting Businesses, and Nonprofits.
As parents consider the education and personal growth of their sons and daughters, there is anxiety even in the best of family situations. Concern grows dramatically when parents must face the challenges of a young person who is struggling. Effective decision-making means taking stock, moving through the anxiety, weighing creative alternatives, and making well-informed decisions. We are here to help you navigate the decision-making challenges and support your family through the healing process.
We work with young adults, ages 18 to 30. You will build a powerful, effective, values-driven life with our help. We will help you get moving powerfully and effectively in your world…again.
Sana House is a recovery residence for men 18 and up that provides mentoring and 24/7 individualized recovery support with the purpose of bringing recovery to life through community. Sana House was founded by Patrick Balsley in 2022 in order to serve individuals and families seeking recovery and meet the need for a high-end, clinically supported, recovery community in Charlotte, NC.
As part of Hurricane Helene recovery, WNC Thrive expands resources for children, youth, and families affected by the storm. The program helps young people heal, reconnect, and thrive through safe, supportive, engaging activities—all at no cost to families.
WNC Thrive works with multiple organizations to offer after-school, weekend, and summer camp programs to children and families recovering from Hurricane Helene. All activities are free for eligible participants living in one of the 22 hurricane-affected counties Vaya serves.
The mission of the Buncombe County Veterans Treatment Court (VTC) is to promote public safety through accountability and responsibility. We assist and support Veterans and their families as they move through a coordinated effort among the court and community-based Veteran services, while improving their quality of life, thereby leaving no Veteran behind.
WNC Bridge Foundation exists to connect our communities to a healthier future and to create lasting change through local partnerships. Our efforts are focused on expanding access and equity for vulnerable populations in our communities.
Just Economics of Western North Carolina (JE) is a regional, membership organization based in Asheville, NC. Our mission is to educate, advocate, and organize for a just and sustainable economy that works for all in Western North Carolina.