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The Charlotte Reproductive Action Network connects and aligns reproductive health, reproductive rights, and reproductive justice advocacy for a larger, more unified impact across Charlotte, North Carolina. CRAN offers free transportation, child care, full-spectrum doula services, and on-call emotional support for patients navigating their healthcare needs. If you need help, please send a text to our anonymous hotline between 9 am and 10 pm, Monday – Saturday. A member of our team is available to assist you. Our hotline accepts text messages only. Your information remains anonymous.

Charlotte Pride is the leader in LGBTQ visibility in Charlotte and the Carolinas. We present and collaborate on programs, projects, and activities, including the annual Charlotte Pride Festival and Parade, Charlotte Trans Pride, Charlotte Latin Pride, and Reel Out Charlotte, among others. Since its founding in 2000, Charlotte Pride has expanded its year-round programming and partnerships to better connect community members with its mission, vision, and values. Our year-round programs, projects and activities help us fulfill our mission to enrich, empower, strengthen and make visible the unique lives and experiences of LGBTQ people in Charlotte and the Carolinas.

To bring more visibility and awareness to our city’s black-owned businesses, we’ve curated our annual list of restaurants, shops and retailers, although there are even more out there.

The Charlotte Mecklenburg Black Chamber of Commerce was founded in 2004. Since its inception it has been the hub of black business in the Queen City. In this next decade we will continue to be a connector and support the various black organizations in the city.

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Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy helps people in the Charlotte, North Carolina, region who cannot afford legal services, but desperately need them. Without legal representation in civil matters, thousands of families can lose access to financial security, healthcare, housing and opportunity.

WHO WE ARE Welcome to Charleston Black Pride! We are the #1 source for local resources, events, news and more LGBTQIA people of color. Established in 2019, this nonprofit organization was built on the dire need for inclusion and equality in the Lowcountry. CHSBP is focused on creating the change that is necessary for Lesbian, Gay, Bi sexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, and Asexual or Allied. We will no longer be in silence. MISSION: The mission of Charleston Black Pride is to create opportunities that educate, inspire, improve and celebrate the experiences of LGBTQIA people of color. We will support and provide an educational and social environment through events and forums that brings awareness, visibility, and create safe spaces to expose the multifaceted lives of LGBTQIA people of color. VISION: Charleston Black Pride's vision aims to cultivate, support and increase awareness of the diversity in the LGBTQIA people of color; within the areas of empowerment, advocacy, health and wellness, social engagement, education, spirituality, financial literacy, and building trusting partnerships with other organizations to enhance our youth, adults, and elderly in the Charleston areas.

Champlain housing trust's mission statement asserts our primary exempt purpose as follows: CHT is a community land trust that supports the people of northwest Vermont and strengthens their communities through the development and stewardship of permanently affordable homes. The organization owns and manages property to provide access to affordable housing for low income households, and also provides a range of services to these tenants. Through these activities, the organization works to alleviate homelessness. The organization provides a suite of homeownership services including consumer education on purchasing a home and sustaining homeownership, including making loans to low-income customers. The organization also stewards a portfolio of permanently affordable, owner-occupied homes and manages transactions from one owner to the next. The organization is engaged in real estate development, focused on affordable housing for low and moderate income households as well as nonprofit community facilities.

Since 2008, Champions Barbershop has been one of the top barbershops in the area — and there’s a reason why our clients always come back, we strive to provide quality in every artistic cut we perform.