NEWS

In a celebration that brought together the Cape Charles community, over 250 people raised more than $40,000 to fund decent and affordable housing.

The James Fisher Memorial Foundation, Preserve Communities’ charitable giving arm, will donate more than $65,000 to the Northampton County Education Foundation (NCEF).

Bay Creek is an extraordinary place that not only benefits our residents it positively influences the futures of others.

The James Fisher Memorial Foundation, Preserve Communities’ charitable giving arm, will partner with the Northampton County Education Foundation to host the first annual Bay Creek Day of Giving on Thursday, Oct. 21.

As the saying goes, “Not all heroes wear capes.”

We thank you for your support with our mission to foster healthy and thriving communities. Please enjoy this recap of the Foundation’s activities in 2020. 

While this has been a different year in many ways, some things remain the same. The generous spirit of our community is ever-present and incredibly heartening.

Preserve Communities will donate more than $50,000 to the Hunger and Health Coalition to provide meals to families in Watauga County.

Launching matching donation campaign in lieu of event to benefit the Hunger and Health Coalition.

Fueled by a matching campaign, the donation will benefit the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore.

French Broad Crossing, a residential development within Preserve Communities, will donate more than $16,000 to local nonprofit Beacon of Hope.

It was a perfect fall day on September 21, and nearly 400 spectators gathered to participate in a live Calcutta, raising over $103,000 for MANNA FoodBank and the Hunger and Health Coalition.

On Saturday, October 7, the inaugural $25,000 Grand Prix Benefit Calcutta was held at The Preserve at Little Pine, just outside of Marshall, NC.

Celebrated Chef Brian Sonoskus is preparing a mountain-to-table feast for The Grand Prix Calcutta

Fall in Western North Carolina means college football, crisp mountain temperatures, multi-colored leaves, and now, the unveiling of a brand new state-of-the-art equestrian center.