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The Hummingbird
This interview with a resident of Gerton, North Carolina, tells a story about a hummingbird that appeared on her porch the morning after Hurricane Helene. In the midst of devastation and uncertainty, this tiny bird became a symbol of hope. Its fragile presence reminded her not only of the delicate balance of life, but also of the resilience that allows communities to endure, rebuild, and heal after disaster. Moved by this moment, we’ve incorporated the hummingbird into many of the handcrafted designs featured in our online storefront. Each piece serves as a quiet tribute to that morning in Gerton—a reminder that even in the wake of hardship, signs of renewal can appear in the smallest and most unexpected ways.
The Log Over the River
In the following voice-recorded interview, elementary school teacher and mother Karen Rainer shares the story of the Log Over the River. Found on the grounds of the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina, this treasured piece of her family’s history stands as yet another powerful symbol of resilience.
FEMA Funding for Hurricanes in the U.S.
