Non-Profit

Building History: Built 2018 REID 10000127 PIN # 9568-89-7495

Grand Opening of the Art Place on Locust 730 Locust Street (Historic 7th Avenue District) Reception: Friday June 27the 5 - 7 pm Exhibit Open/Close dates: June 27 open July 29 close

If you are in danger, call 911 A safe place to rest, heal, and gain support. You are provided with all your basic needs while in shelter which includes food, clothing, and toiletries. Our staff are present 24/7 to answer our hotline, provide support, and ensure that you are always receiving support. Our facility is 40-beds with additional space for cribs/bassinets. While residing in our safe shelter, you access all our programs at Safelight. We provide weekly case management and work hard to make sure you are referred to our amazing community partners so that all your needs can be met.

An organizational model that allows Nonprofit Hospices and Serious Illness Programs to leverage best practices, achieve economies of scale, and collaborate in ways that better prepare each agency to participate in emerging alternative payment models and advance their charitable missions.

Henderson County encourages everyone to try Apple Country Public Transit. Apple Country Public Transit provides bus service throughout the City of Hendersonville, Town of Fletcher, and Laurel Park with three (3) bus routes running from 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m., Monday through Friday (exceptions include holidays and severe weather). Routes 1 (White) and 2 (Red) run on a 1-hour cycle, and Route 3 (Blue) runs on a 90-minute cycle. See the maps at the bottom of this webpage for timetables.

The club is located in the 1902 Hendersonville Train Depot by the former Southern Railway route through the famous Saluda Grade on active tracks now used by shortline Blue Ridge Southern RR. Around the corner are a bakery, coffee shop, pizza place, restaurants, ice cream shop, coffee shop and two micro-breweries. We are only a few blocks from downtown Hendersonville. The historic 7th Ave District was the primary commercial area of Hendersonville in its early years.

Through Christ-centered programs and services, Hendersonville Rescue Mission guides those experiencing homelessness on a path towards transformation and self-sufficiency, by ministering to their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. Building History: built 1952 Building Name: Hendersonville Rescue Mission REID 9971317 PIN # 9568-89-9425

Founded in 1993, The French Broad E’N’Pire is a N Scale Model Railroad Club consisting of members in Hendersonville, NC, and the surrounding areas. The Club is named for the French Broad River Railroad, an actual railroad chartered in 1855 to operate between Greenville and Asheville. The real railroad was never constructed but lives in a railroad layout as the French Broad River Railroad.