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RHP Properties Supports Avery's Creek Elementary

RHP Properties, a well-established name in managing manufactured home communities, has recently stepped forward to make a meaningful contribution to the local education system. In a heartening initiative, the company announced a donation of $10,000 to Avery's Creek Elementary School in Arden, North Carolina, through the charity platform AdoptAClassroom.org. This initiative reflects RHP Properties' commitment to enhancing educational opportunities for students in the communities they serve.

Making a Difference in the Community

With over 30 years of experience in the industry, RHP Properties is not just focused on providing quality housing, but also aims to uplift the communities that house its residents. This recent donation marks the seventeenth school adoption by RHP, with a total of $170,000 allocated to various educational institutions across the U.S. that serve the company’s residents. The funding provided to Avery's Creek will assist in procuring necessary resources and supplies for students and educators alike.

Avery's Creek Elementary is home to around 600 enthusiastic young learners from kindergarten through fourth grade. Among these students, approximately 85 come from the nearby Wellington Estates and Wellington North manufactured home communities. The school's mission is to nurture a supportive atmosphere that fosters both academic and personal growth while ensuring students become responsible and motivated lifelong learners.

A Community Response to Challenges

The backdrop of this generous donation is a commendable effort by the teachers of Avery's Creek Elementary, who went above and beyond to support students during difficult times, particularly following Hurricane Helene. This natural disaster led to an extended closure of schools in Asheville, creating challenges for students’ educational continuity. Teachers creatively utilized resources available at the nearby Wellington Estates pavilion to distribute books and offer lessons, ensuring that students did not fall behind in their learning.

Ross Partrich, CEO of RHP Properties, expressed pride in the continued support for the school's efforts. He stated, "After Hurricane Helene shut down Asheville schools for over a month, the teachers from Avery's Creek went above and beyond... We're proud now to continue to support their efforts through a partnership with AdoptAClassroom.org."

Acknowledgment from School Principal

The Principal of Avery's Creek Elementary, Carrie Lynch, shared her gratitude towards RHP Properties' donation, emphasizing the added significance of the support during a challenging year. "Buncombe County Schools started this school year with the theme 'together we rise,' which took on added significance after the hurricane. It is heartwarming that the people at RHP Properties have wrapped their arms around the Avery's Creek Elementary School community to support our students and teachers in this challenging year. We are extremely grateful for their generosity," Lynch remarked.

About RHP Properties

Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Farmington Hills, Michigan, RHP Properties stands as the largest privately-held owner and operator of manufactured home communities in the United States. The company's philosophy emphasizes putting residents first and maintaining well-functioning communities that residents take pride in calling home.

For more information about RHP Properties, you can visit their official website at www.rhp.com.

About AdoptAClassroom.org

Since its inception in 1998, AdoptAClassroom.org has dedicated itself to ensuring that every child has access to necessary educational tools and materials. With a remarkable record of raising $73 million and helping over 7 million students across the U.S., the nonprofit has earned the highest ratings for charity management and transparency, confirming its commitment to enhancing educational opportunities.

To contribute to this noble cause or to learn more about their initiatives, interested individuals can visit their website at www.adoptaclassroom.org.