Supportive Housing Communities

Our Story

Supportive Housing Communities began in 1993 when two churches on Tryon Street united to address the urgent needs of the homeless community. St. Peter Catholic Church, under the leadership of Father Eugene McCreesh, played a pivotal role in this initiative. Initially, the organization provided affordable housing by renting rundown houses, but it has since evolved to include the development of McCreesh Place, a supportive housing community established in 2003, and a Scattered Site Program that places chronically homeless individuals and families in various rental units throughout Charlotte.

Impact

In FY 2022, 97% of residents with mental illness avoided emergency services for mental health crises, and 96% maintained stable housing.

Why Donate?

Your contributions directly support the mission of Supportive Housing Communities, helping newly housed neighbors transition into their homes. With a proven success rate of 97% of residents remaining housed after a year, donations are vital in alleviating homelessness and human suffering.

Get Involved

Join the fight against homelessness today! Your donation, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, can make a significant difference in the lives of those in need. Support stable housing solutions and help transform lives in Charlotte.