We hope the first thing you notice when we welcome you to our office in Asheville is how un-office-like it feels. More like a mountain getaway or a friend’s cozy cottage. And that’s not some slick “branding” gimmick; it’s a reflection of who we are and how we conduct our business. We’ve learned that responsible, wise, productive financial planning doesn’t start with a spreadsheet. It starts with a conversation over a cup of coffee.
We want to hear your stories, learn about your family, listen to your ideas, understand your values. Only then will we feel ready to craft an investment strategy for you.
Your legacy is not just a net total at the bottom of a column. It’s the lifetime of difficult choices that you make, the paths you take, the ideals you model. Nothing could be more singular, more personal. And we think it should be treated that way.
Below is a list of some of the organizations to which we have donated our time and resources, either personally or through our firm:
- The American Chestnut Foundation
- Asheville Art Museum
- Asheville Choral Society
- Asheville City Schools Foundation
- Asheville Community Theatre
- Asheville on Bikes
- Astronomy Club of Asheville
- BeLoved Asheville
- Black Mountain College Museum
- Blue Ridge Public Radio
- Bounty & Soul
- Brother Wolf Animal Rescue
- Camp Spring Creek
- The Carter Center
- The Center for Craft
- Children’s Welfare League
- Different Strokes Performing Arts Collective
- EcoForesters
- Friends of Animals
- Hemlock Restoration Initiative
- Immediate Theatre Project
- MANNA Food Bank
- Meals on Wheels of Asheville and Buncombe County
- MountainTrue
- The Nature Conservancy North Carolina Chapter
- North Asheville Tailgate Market
- Our Voice
- Penland School of Craft
- Primarily Primates
- Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy
- Southern Environmental Law Center
- Thrive Asheville
- Wortham Center for the Performing Arts
Life’s persistent and most urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’
– Martin Luther King, Jr.