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Help build Phoenix Foundations

Board service, funding, property leads, and partnership or volunteering are conversations. Each button opens its own contact page. A message is not an appointment, a grant, a partnership, or an admission.

Prospective board members

Independent oversight is needed as Phoenix moves from drafts to a real site. Experienced people may help with governance, finance, housing, community services, or fundraising strategy.

• The areas above are proposed ways to help, not adopted board terms or posted vacancies
• Board seats are unpaid ($0)
• No appointments are made through this website

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Funders and supporters

Present priorities are planning capacity, property identification, and startup readiness. Later operating support would follow a validated site budget. This site does not publish a campaign target or a secured-funding claim.

• Start with the planning overview
• The Excel workbook is a planning tool, not an approved funding request
• Federal tax-exempt status is not determined. Do not treat gifts as tax-deductible.

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Property owners

Phoenix is interested in purchase or lease options in rural northwest North Carolina for a proposed adult transitional residence. The planning ceiling is up to 12 residents, subject to the property and approvals. Suitability depends on inspection, cost, accessibility, zoning, occupancy, fire, and other applicable reviews.

Include the county, asking price or rent, approximate size or layout, and any known zoning notes.

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Community partners and volunteers

Recovery, housing, employment, and social-service organizations can write about future referrals and collaboration. Volunteer interest is welcome for later structured roles.

• Interest is not a confirmed partnership or an active referral agreement
• This website does not collect background-check data or sensitive personal records

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Proposed 90-day learning pilot

Before a larger residence, Phoenix may explore a 90-day operational learning period using up to four rooms under a written block agreement. When Phoenix is the tenant, lodging would be paid from the organization account.

• No move-in until independent oversight is in place and Phoenix has whole-period committed funding, a transition reserve, required insurance, and the other opening requirements
• The proposed resident contribution remains $400 a month when Phoenix is paying for the room, subject to a validated site budget
• The pilot is a proposal. It is not an admission pathway.

Roadmap: Timeline PDF. Outline: Pilot plan PDF · full outline.

People interested in future housing

Proposed services and the planning contribution are described on the Program page. Please do not send medical records, ID scans, or detailed personal histories.

For general information only: Request general information