CLOSURE OF ALL HCLT PUBLIC ACCESS PROPERTIES 

Due to the unprecedented impacts of Hurricane Helene all HCLT public access properties are closed until further notice to allow for storm damage assessment.


PS. we promise that we are still hard at work conserving valuable natural resources for all generations. During a supply delivery today to the emergency council we found an eastern box turtle that tragically was struck by a car. It is uncertain if the turtle will make it, but we are attempting to rehab. It takes a village y'all, for all critters, big and small.
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Thank you for your support,
come hell or high water #appalachianstrong

 Click the button above and specify in the "NOTES" section that you would like for your donation to go to help HCLT staff purchase supplies to donate and deliver for aid and relief in WNC for those most impacted by Hurricane Helene. Thank you for your help, #appalachianstrong

There are many great organizations in our service area, our friends and neighbors are currently answering the call closer to home. To learn how you can directly support those efforts and those in our immediate community please find check out the Cashiers Community Together Facebook Page or Mayor Taylor in the Town of Highlands. 




So many across Southern Appalachia have been impacted by this historic hurricane, rainfall and then flood event, learn how you can help below: 

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