<div>Hello Asheville and beyond,
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<div>We are the team behind Junk Recyclers and The Regeneration Station. We like many, have lost so much from Hurricane Helene. For the last 11 years we have been renting a 36,000 sq foot warehouse along the Swannanoa River. The building flooded 20 feet high damaging and leaving behind hazardous debris and unsalvageable goods. It left our 3 businesses inoperable and at a <em>total </em>loss. Unfortunately, we found that none of our multiple insurances cover any of the water damage.
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<div>We had to give ourselves some time to sit with our hearts and reevaluate what the next steps should be moving forward. As we see other businesses reopening now a month later, we know that we can not. The sad truth is many small businesses wont be coming back from the devastation of Hurricane Helene.
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<div>While we are truly heartbroken over the loss of our beloved TRS, we have decided we are determined in rebuilding Junk Recyclers. 
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<div>It is the most manageable endeavor at this point in time. We hope to purchase a box truck and find a space to sort and store goods. We hope to rise above and grow through this catastrophic disaster. We are grateful for all
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<div>of your continued support for the last 15 years. We hope to see our Asheville community soon! ❤️ 
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Kasey Brown

Balinesia Imports

Rob Anderson

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Jorja Smith

Anna Dart

Virginia Himmelheber

Wesley MacKenzie

Connor Ranft

Amy L Knisley

Michael Parks

Renee Mazurek

Kyle Levin

Kathryn Beattie

Carolyn Brown

Maryann Martin

Gabriella Sajgo

Help The Regeneration Station’s sister co. Junk Recyclers

Help The Regeneration Station’s sister co. Junk Recyclers

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