The good people at Cashiers Cares gathered last week to send out their once-yearly mailing. This mailing illuminates Cashiers Care’ ongoing mission to serve the under-served in the community, meeting needs of southern Jackson county residents from the beginning to the end stages of life.
The compassionate side of local law enforcement shines in the annual Shop With a Cop effort. If you’d like to help brighten the holidays for local children, send your contributions to Caroline Cook at P. O. Box 2785, Highlands, NC 28741 or drop a check
by the Highlands Police Department.
For Fishes and Loaves and Highlands Food Pantry, feeding the needy takes on an added urgency at this time of year.
A generous spirit and a tireless commitment to their communities allow the Cullasaja Women’s Outreach to boost the fortunes of a host of local charities and nonprofits.
The need is great for wise, compassionate men and women to share a measure of time and joy with a lonely child. To learn how you can help, call (828) 399-9133 or email at [email protected].
Highlands Country Club’s Bob Jones Invitational Golf Tournament nets $250,000 for Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation.
The arrival of the absolutely charming Jethro marks the pinnacle of Carpe Diem Farms’ Things to Be Grateful For.
The Plateau’s three Rotary Clubs are tireless in their pursuit of improving life here and across the globe.
For The Literacy & Learning Center, the spirit of Thanksgiving is expressed throughout the year.
For Grandpa Jones, finding his way to Cashiers marked his salvation from a lifetime of deprivation and misery.
