12
homes in the first BeLoved Village in East Asheville
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Housing & Homelessness · Asheville, NC · est. 2009
BeLoved Asheville
Cultivate a transformational way of life rooted in community, creativity, and equity — bringing together Black, Indigenous, Latinx, People of Color, and people of low wealth to create innovative solutions to homelessness, poverty, and injustice.
The recordOrg-reported · as of 2026-07-02
100+
partner groups, schools, and businesses
440–625 sq ft
fully furnished one- and two-bedroom village homes
100+
home repairs and rebuilds underway after Hurricane Helene
31M lbs
of food shared with the community since 2017
Step upThree ways to act
Donate
Donations go directly to safe housing and urgent needs — give one-time, monthly, or through stock, IRA, or legacy gifts.
Donate →Volunteer
Volunteers help build village homes, run markets, and support neighbors — dozens of hands built BeLoved Village together.
Volunteer →Learn / Share
From tiny-home villages to street medics, BeLoved meets people on the margins. Learn how community-rooted solutions take on homelessness.
Learn / Share →ProgramsWhat the work looks like
BeLoved Villages: deeply affordable, fully furnished tiny-home communities (first 12-home village in East Asheville; second 18-home village underway in Swannanoa, target move-in late 2026)
Street Outreach and Street Medic community health support
Food Access through Street Pantries and free community markets
Crisis Response, including Hurricane Helene relief, recovery, and rebuilding
Kids & Youth, La Cocina de Mama, and community-driven equity campaigns
Sources (public information, compiled independently): BeLoved Asheville — Our Story · BeLoved Asheville — BeLoved Villages. Data as of 2026-07-02.