Building Independence Through Accessible Living
Westmoreland Wheelhouse is creating a fully accessible home and supportive community for adults living with spinal cord injuries. Proving reliable care, independence, and lasting impact.
Westmoreland Wheelhouse Earns Gold Seal of Transparency
Westmoreland Wheelhouse has earned the Gold Seal of Transparency from Candid, reflecting our unwavering commitment to trust, accountability, and measurable impact.
This recognition is more than a badge—it’s a promise to our donors, sponsors, and community that every dollar supports our mission of building independence for adults with spinal cord injuries.
Your support fuels real impact. Together, we’re creating a future where independence isn’t just a dream—it’s a reality.
Building Independence, Community, and Opportunity through Accessible Housing and Supportive Caregiving for Adults with Spinal Cord Injuries
Westmoreland Wheelhouse – A Life Changing Plan for Adults with Spinal Cord Injuries
Join Us
Lake Norman's premier bourbon destination is closing its doors to the public for one afternoon, benefiting Westmoreland Wheelhouse.
Seventy-five guests. A guided tasting led by Bin 110 owner and bourbon connoisseur Andy Upchurch. A signature welcome cocktail, elevated appetizers, and Carolina vs. New Orleans on one big screen.
It's the kind of Sunday you'd plan anyway. This one just happens to build homes.
Why it Matters
Westmoreland Wheelhouse is building independence, community, and opportunity through accessible housing and supportive caregiving for adults with spinal cord injuries.
For too many people, the barrier to living independently isn't ability. It's a doorway that's too narrow, a bathroom that doesn't work, or care that isn't reliable. We're changing that by creating a home where residents have dependable support, real community, and a place to call their own.
Every dollar from Barrels & Blitz goes directly to that work.
Only 75 seats. They will go fast.
Barrels & Blitz
“Stand tall no matter what chair you are sitting in.”
— Kasey Westmoreland, Founder

