When former Charlotte Observer editor and former Urban Ministry Center Board Chair Jennie Buckner first moved to Charlotte in 1968, she made what would seem...
We heard lots of stories about Dale Mullennix before he worked his last day on Friday, May 17. And although Dale is a man of...
We are committed to housing Charlotte’s most vulnerable population, those experiencing chronic homelessness—those who are most likely to die on the streets. We meet hundreds...
When she saw the sign on the door, “Welcome Home, Sharon,” she began to cry. Sharon Davis had never had her own place before that moment....
When you enter William’s neat apartment, you can quickly identify what’s important to him – around his TV, where he watches sports non-stop, are photos...
Neighbors using Room In The Inn (RITI) this season ranged in age from 5 months old to 89 years old, and that’s really the story...
Every Friday, I walk into Moore Place and am greeted by a hug and smile from Von. Chances are that if you’re a regular Moore...
Diversity, community, and storytelling have become common buzzwords as of late. Flying around, circling in, out, and through our conversations. And for good reason. The...
Cleo is a 60-year-old, petite woman, with dark skin, eyes that sparkle and a smile that can’t help but make you do the same. Her...
It’s hard to believe, but we’re half way through the Room In The Inn season! The numbers are in and the hard work of volunteers...
Our mission promises to bring the community together to end homelessness, so we thought it might be fun to share some of the top ways...
A typical day in the life of Eveco probably sounds familiar to most of us: Getting up, going to work, coming home, tending to household...
