Our Initiatives

Unmet Needs That Can’t Wait

What are Special Initiatives?

Worker Relief

We provided direct financial assistance to Hot Springs workers who lost wages or income due to storm-related damage, disruption, or displacement.

$180,000 raised and distributed

Silvermine Restoration Project

We supported volunteer-led efforts to restore Silvermine, a storm-damaged neighborhood that also serves as a key outdoor access point.

$6,000+ raised and distributed

Porta-Potties

Porta-Potties

$16,000 allocated

Dumpsters

Downtown Dumpsters

We funded dumpsters in our downtown commercial district to support local businesses with debris removal during their demolition, cleanup, and rebuilding efforts.

$6,000 allocated

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Assisting Organizations

We provide funding and support to local community organizations working on recovery, public services, and long-term resilience in Hot Springs.

$67,000 gifted

Reimbursments

Community Reimbursments

Many residents covered the cost of services like storage containers and road maintenance after the storm. When possible, we’ve reimbursed their expenses.

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Town & Trail Festival

Proceeds raised: $11,000

Upcoming Projects

Modernizing Downtown Public Parking

Spring of 2026

We are committed to repairing and modernizing public parking in Hot Springs following the significant damage sustained during Hurricane Helene. This effort will improve accessibility and safety while transforming the area into a more environmentally responsible public space in the heart of our commercial district. By investing in resilient, well-designed infrastructure, we are supporting residents, welcoming visitors, and strengthening the long-term vitality of downtown Hot Springs.