Planning for Tomorrow: None of us likes to think about our own death, but it is inevitable. When this time comes for us, someone will be left behind to take care of the financial and legal steps that must be taken. Having the necessary information and documents easily accessible for family members and perhaps a close friend or neighbor will lessen the stress and make their tasks easier. The following documents were compiled as a guide to help you gather information and to be better prepared to take the required financial and legal steps necessary at the time of a death. This document should not take the place of having an attorney, but it will help you gather information and have it available when the time comes. Download or view
Hickory Nut Gorge Outreach This local organization is a food pantry and emergency help. http://www.hickorynutgorgeoutreach.org/
Episcopal Relief and Development: Episcopal Relief & Development partners with locally-led organizations around the world to advance lasting change in communities impacted by injustice, poverty, disaster and climate change. We focus on four interconnected priorities: early childhood development, women and girls, climate resilience and disaster response.
The Episcopal Diocese of Western North Carolina
Through this website you can find information about the Diocese and valuable resources.
The Episcopal Church Foundation: ECF is an independent, lay-led and inclusive organization that helps build, vitalize and transform Episcopal faith communities focusing on formation, finance and resources. Our programs inspire and nurture church leaders, help raise and manage financial assets and provide high-quality and innovative resources and ideas to implement throughout the church.
The National Episcopal Church website http://episcopalchurch.org/