From Aaron: So many God things went into making this trip just right, where do I even start? Let me start by telling how we acquired the kitchen that we were able to install for a sweet couple in WNC. This family is one that was on our radar as needing far more repairs then they were going to get assistance for. We had learned about them from our new friend Alyssa with Rising Light Relief.  About two months ago, we had just received a $500 donation to be used for our Christmas Mission to WNC. Two days later, we were packing for our Christmas delivery trip. I stopped in at Lowe’s to see if they had any boxes that I could use to pack the toys in, while back in their receiving department my sales rep asked if I had any interest in a discounted set of cabinets. They had been installed then apparently the customer didn’t like the cabinets and had returned them. Of course I told him I was definitely interested for the right price. He walked me to the front to show me the layout and specs for the cabinets, where I saw the original $17,000 price tag! He called a manager over, told him where the cabinets were going, and asked what the best price they could do on the cabinets was. The manager looked through the file, thought for a second then asked “how about $500?”. You could have knocked me over with a gentle breeze! Not only was that an incredible price but it was exactly what had just been donated! God is good! Now fast forward to January, I had two great volunteers to go with me to install the kitchen, both gentlemen that had already been down with me on a previous trip. We began to lay out the cabinets based on the drawing that the homeowners daughter in law had come up with. As we started laying it out I realized that minus the two cabinets she had to order it fit their original layout! What are the chances?! Even down to the fact that there was a 12” deep pantry to go right where it had been before. It fit so perfectly we were even able to reinstall the stone countertops from their previous kitchen. One of my favorite things though, may be a small detail to some. We were getting ready to install the sink base, measuring out where to drill holes for the water lines. As I called out the measurements we realized that from the previous install, the holes for the water lines were already in the exact right spot! Talk about a cool little message from God! Another little detail that was just too perfect to be anything but God's plan. The countertop had a radius notched into the end, next to the original pantry so that the door didn’t hit it when it opened. The notch worked perfectly for the new pantry door! At the end of day two we were wrapped up with that kitchen and ready to go jump into the next project we had one more day available. However the other project we had planned on working on was pretty well wrapped up, now what? Well it just so happened that another gentleman had a couple pieces of excavation equipment rented but his gravel delivery got delayed by two days. So we got the pleasure of joining forces with Jason to dig a roughly 120’ path through the silt and mud that had been dumped on a sweet lady's property, so she can get a new tiny home delivered. If you would like to know more about what we are doing or how you can help. Please feel free to reach out to Tiffany or myself.