Asheville Prepares for a Fundraiser Supporting Hurricane Recovery

News Summary

Asheville Tea Company is hosting a fundraiser event titled ‘Rebuild + Regrow’ on March 29 to support recovery efforts post-Hurricane Helene. Attendees can enjoy tea tastings, live music, and unique tea-infused cocktails while supporting the beloved local business. Proceeds will aid the company’s efforts to reopen in early 2026 and highlight community resilience.

Asheville Gears Up for a Heartwarming Fundraiser to Support Hurricane Recovery

Asheville is buzzing with excitement as the Asheville Tea Company prepares to host a delightful fundraiser event dubbed “Rebuild + Regrow”. Scheduled for Saturday, March 29, from 4 to 7 p.m., this community gathering will take place at Haywood Common and The Whale. It’s more than just a fundraiser; it’s a celebration of resilience and togetherness following the challenges posed by Hurricane Helene.

A Journey of Recovery

The storm wreaked havoc, causing the complete loss of the Asheville Tea Company’s facility. However, with a positive outlook, the founder and her team are inviting everyone to come together in a lighthearted spirit, marking a shift from despair to hope. The event aims to bring the community back in touch with a sense of normalcy and joy, all while helping the business get back on its feet.

Family-Friendly Fun for Everyone

Families and tea enthusiasts alike can look forward to a range of engaging activities. Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy craft tea tastings that tantalize the taste buds. For those feeling a bit adventurous, there’s a donation-based blend-your-own tea station where you can create a unique concoction to take home!

Adding to the festive atmosphere will be a live DJ, spinning tunes that will have everyone tapping their feet. And let’s not forget about the chance to shop for some fabulous merchandise to support the cause. This event presents the perfect opportunity to stock up on your favorite blends and maybe even discover something new!

Unique Tea Offerings

One highlight of the event will be the chance to sample some exciting new tea formats. Guests can indulge in a delicious tea-infused cocktail made with gin, zesty lemon juice, and a special Asheville Grey tea syrup, topped off with some bubbly Cava. And for those with a sweet tooth, grab a special tea scoop of ice cream provided by The Hop for a refreshing treat.

Supporting Local and Future Plans

All proceeds from this heartwarming event will go straight back to the Asheville Tea Company, which is actively working on plans to reopen in a new facility in Asheville by early 2026. Presently, the company is getting back on its feet by operating out of AB Tech’s Small Business Center in Candler. Over the past six months, they’ve successfully rehired half of their former team, further reinforcing their commitment to the community.

Collaboration with Local Farms

The Asheville Tea Company is also prioritizing collaboration with local and regional farms, sourcing fresh herbs and botanicals that play a crucial role in crafting their amazing tea blends. In addition to the exciting fundraiser, the company is still taking pre-orders through its website, working diligently to fulfill spring orders soon.

Optimism on the Horizon

While it’s clear that there’s still work to be done, the progress made since the storm has been robust. With every cup of tea, the community is reminded of resilience, support, and the sweet taste of recovery. Mark your calendars for the “Rebuild + Regrow” fundraiser; it promises to be a fantastic day filled with flavor and fellowship. Let’s rally together to support a beloved local business and enjoy a day full of tasty treats and warm memories!

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