In the wake of Hurricane Helene, our communities have demonstrated incredible unity and resilience. Premier Sotheby’s International Realty’s global advisors have mobilized in the ongoing recovery efforts, offering vital support to those affected. Whether organizing essential supplies or coordinating volunteer initiatives, our advisors have taken proactive steps to assist the most vulnerable in this time of need.
In Asheville, Marilyn Wright and her husband Tim have generously provided essentials like Coleman stoves and propane to families in need.
Jonathan Rivers from our Banner Elk office led efforts to deliver vital supplies to Avery County’s hardest-hit areas. Additionally, he coordinated a 55-foot truck of essential winter items for those in urgent need.
Lyn Weaver, of the Asheville office, has been a strong advocate of the RestoreLakeLure.com initiative, which aims to preseve the lake's natural beauty in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. She invites you to join her in this campaign by making a monetary donation or by raising awareness.
Several members of our team, including Debbie Bates, Alec Cantley, Marlene Clevenger, Brooke Benjamin and Beatrix Masotti of our Asheville office, came together and navigated through toxic conditions to help MountainTrue clean up the River Arts District.
Marine veteran Ashely Horton of our Charlotte office led efforts in Western North Carolina, working with veterans, local authorities and neighbors to deliver aid to hurricane-impacted areas, and deploying Starlink units to restore communication.
Managing broker Jill Castle, with Patti Turner, Brian Roth, and others, organized relief convoys delivering food, clothing, and blankets to communities in freezing conditions.
Several members of our team, including Cain Cox, Marlene Clevenger and Lynn Hathcock of our Asheville office, volunteered to work at distribution sites where helicopters were delivering supplies.
Michelle Rhyne of our Lake Norman - Cornelius office collected supplies from her clients and SIR affiliates all over the country.
Several members of our team in Asheville, including Luda Cooper and James Tola, mobilized the community to organize donations and essential supplies.
Hasib Azizi, from our St. Petersburg office, led the Rotary Club of St. Petersburg in recovery efforts. They have been assisting with cleanup, drywall removal, and various tasks to support those in need.
Together, we can continue to uplift our communities and provide vital assistance during this challenging time. We extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who has already contributed their time, resources, and energy. Let us remain united in our efforts to help those in need and restore strength to our community.
