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Save Brevard’s Chapel

Prevent another important community landmark from being erased.

Join us in saving Brevard's Chapel, a beacon of history and hope for Lincoln County.

This is a time-sensitive project!

If we don't raise the necessary funds, this historic site will face demolition.

Now is the time to make a difference!

Donate or Pledge Your Support Before It’s Too Late!

3% Cover the Fee

HEARTS Collaborative, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and all donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. All proceeds to the Brevard's Chapel Capital Campaign are restricted soley for this project.

Prefer to mail your donation?

HEARTS Collaborative, Inc.

20117 W Catawba Ave

Cornelius, NC 28031

Have questions or want to learn more?

info@heartscollaborative.org

A webpage with information about Brevard's Chapel milestones, including funding goals, progress, and demolition plans, alongside a photo of a church steeple under a clear blue sky and annotations marking financial goals and progress.
A graphic showcasing the Brevard's Legacy Tree with a design of leaves in gold, silver, and bronze, representing donation tiers of $10,000 or more, $2,500-$9,999, and $300-$2,499 respectively. Text explains that contributions will be recognized on a legacy wall in the restored chapel, honoring donors' generosity and commitment to preserving a landmark.

With Gratitude to our HEARTS United to Save Brevard’s Chapel Sponsors:

Logo of Lake Norman Realty, Inc. featuring a stylized green arch over horizontal lines and black text.
Logo of the Richard Hampton Jenrette Foundation featuring a stylized white column capital on a blue background with the foundation's name.
Blue Harbor Bank logo with stylized wave graphic and blue text.
Logo of Lincoln County Historical Association featuring a clock and silhouette.
Logo of Preservation North Carolina with a maroon decorative tree icon, the text 'PRESERVATION NORTH CAROLINA' in maroon and gray, and a tagline 'Saving Places That Matter to the Diverse People of North Carolina.'