Community programs
Mutual aid, meals, and neighborhood education programs.
Community programming, affordable housing, and cultural organizing are central to this neighborhood-based organization. It offers mutual aid, community meals, educational programs, and neighborhood resources, along with affordable housing and housing advocacy through partner organizations. Its cultural work includes public art and programs for culture bearers. Business support comes through the Here for Good Business Cooperative, which provides co-op services for entrepreneurs, cultural workers, and neighbors. QC Family Tree also sustains the Freedom Fridge & Pantry. The organization has worked in Enderly Park for more than 20 years, building relationships and creating shared community spaces. Its work is based in West Charlotte.
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Mutual aid, meals, and neighborhood education programs.
Housing units and advocacy with community partners.
Public art and programs that support rooted creativity.
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