Support Our Team As We Rebuild After the Storm

Hurricane Helene devistated Fletcher, Asheville, and many other neighboring cities and towns with floods not seen in hundreds of years, and our company, CanvasPrints.com, was in the heart of the storm. As a small business, we are proud to have built a strong community of local employees who rely on us for their livelihoods. But in the wake of this disaster, we are struggling to keep going.

Many of our employees lost more than just their jobs—they've lost their homes, their belongings, and their sense of security. Our manufacturing plant is in ruins, and we are doing everything in our power to rebuild. In the meantime, we want to ensure our team has the financial support they need during this difficult time.

We have built this company off of the millions of custom print work pieces we've sent across the country. All of our profits have gone to the team members throughout the year. We are not sitting on significant cash to support our team while we rebuild. Delayed and new orders are being completed by our disaster recovery fulfillment partners. Prior to this, our orders were 100% completed in house.

The insurance process will likely not cover the manufacturing machines or the team's lost wages. We are raising with the hopes of reducing that burden for the team members affected most heavily.

The Need:

We are raising funds to help cover the income for our employees while we recover from this disaster. These funds will directly go toward:

Goal Amount:

Our goal is to raise over $1,200,000 that will go directly to the 60 full-time employees that need immediate assistance. Every dollar raised will go directly to helping our team members who have been impacted by this disaster.

Impact:

Your donation will make a huge difference in the lives of our employees who are struggling to recover from the storm. With your help, we can keep our employees afloat financially, help them rebuild their lives, and ensure CanvasPrints.com can rise from the rubble to serve our customers once again.

Call to Action:

We humbly ask for your help. Whether it’s a donation of $5 or $500, every contribution matters. Please share our story with your friends and family to help us spread the word and rebuild our business and our community.

Updates:

In our first update we will share direct stories from some of our team members that are volunteering to share. We will also include some additional images and updates on the process of cleaning up and learning about what will happen with the plant.