​Currently Funded CSGs

Ada Jenkins Center* - $30,000
Family stability, education, & financial management for economically vulnerable residents. 

ASPIRE Community Capital - $90,000
12-Week business academy that offers support for entrepreneurs in underserved communities. 
   
Best Buddies International - $60,000 
Works to reduce the isolation and victimization of youth with intellectual developmental disabilities (IDD) and improve their overall wellness and integration into their community.
 
Camino Community Development - $178,000 
Bilingual behavioral and mental health services for low income, uninsured Hispanic/Latino populations. 

Care Ring - $75,000
Provides preventative care to immigrant populations in Mecklenburg County that are often unfamiliar with the health care system and have limited English proficiency. 

Charlotte Rescue Mission* - $75,000
Comprehensive substance use recovery services. 

Common Wealth Charlotte - $50,000 
Provides a financial empowerment workshop, a credit seminar, connection to a credit union, advanced financial counseling, and credit and opportunity builder loans to residents in Mecklenburg County who earn less than 35% AMI. 

Hope Haven, Inc.* - $50,000
Therapeutic services for the children of parents who are struggling with substance abuse. 

Jewish Family Services* - $40,635
Support for Jewish seniors living with financial insecurity. 

Mental Health America of Central Carolinas - $180,113 
Community education/outreach on mental health and social support for adults with mental illness.

My Brother's Keeper* - $50,000
Support system for young boys and men of color. 

Prospera North Carolina, LLC. - $75,000 
Provides bilingual assistance to Hispanic entrepreneurs. 

RAIN Inc. – $72,555
Provides HIV testing and connects individuals with HIV or at risk of HIV to medical care (case management or PrEP) and retention services. 

Special Olympics North Carolina - $40,000 
Provides inclusion programming for the vulnerable population of people with intellectual disabilities. Programming will include physical activity through 19 sports, access to health screenings, and health education. 

Time Out Youth Center - $30,000 
Housing & case management to prevent homelessness for youth 18-24 who identify as LGBTQ 

Young Black Leadership Alliance - $150,000
Programming focused on economic mobility for underserved students including college/career readiness, financial literacy, & ACT/SAT prep.

Youth Advocate Programs, Inc.* - $600,000
Services for high-risk youth and families involved in the child welfare and/or juvenile justice systems.

* = Newly funded CSG for FY2022.