Hurricane Helene Recovery:
Young Adults Lead the Way
Hands and Feet of Asheville is a Western North Carolina service corps expanding the impact of local non-profits and supporting Helene recovery efforts while training the next generation of young adult leaders.​
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Priority Application Deadline: 11:59 PM, Monday, May 19, 2025
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We are still accepting applications, but limited opportunities are available.
At the intersection of faith, service, and justice.
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Hands and Feet of Asheville is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and service corps established in 2012, creating transformational experiences for young adults in Western North Carolina. HFA is rooted in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and takes an interfaith, ecumenical approach to ministry. HFA is a member site of YATC, the Young Adult Transformation Collective.
We increase the capacity of local non-profit organizations by hosting emerging professionals ages 21-29, for 11 months of service. Fellows embark on a journey of growth, immersing themselves in intentional community and personal, professional, and spiritual development. Fellows are supported by a network of mentors and receive a stipend and benefits for program participation.
Our Employer Partners walk alongside some of Western North Carolina's most vulnerable citizens and work to create healthy, equitable futures for our region. Whether the focus is hunger or housing, disability or education, environmental or social justice, mental health, or ministry, we are honored to empower their missions and be a part of the change.
HFA '24-'25 Fellows with Board Member and Alumna Allison Ward