While a federal moratorium significantly curbed evictions in Mecklenburg County, those that did occur did so most frequently in some of the county’s most vulnerable areas. As Community Link's CEO and President states, these also mirror the geographic areas of he clients who come to Community Link.

"We're going to have a larger homeless population in this country," he said. "I don't see the resolution of the problem happening in 90 days." Learn what Floyd R. Davis., Jr. thinks will happen in the wake of the moratorium ending as he talks to WCNC Charlotte.

Community Link is hosting a public hearing over our upcoming NCDOT grant for Travelers Aid.

On August 26th, the US Supreme Court has overturned the temporary ban, reinstating evictions nationwide. Learn what this means to North Carolinians and those facing evictions in our community.

Reaffirming Community Link's stance that there is a dire need for more affordable housing in our area, recent research from UNC Charlotte Urban Institute shows how Wall Street landlords are having a negative impact on market pricing.

Community Link's Tameka Gunn and Angela Cavender were recognized in Pride Magazine NC's Best of the Best for 2021.

Community Link's CEO and President, Floyd R. Davis, Jr., was named one of Charlotte Ledger's 2021 40 Over 40 winners.

Recently, a broad consortium of the public, private and non-profit sectors announced the launch of a comprehensive community-wide effort to create a strategic plan around housing instability and homelessness in our community: 2025 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Housing & Homelessness Strategy. Community Link applauds this effort.

Learn the impact our work is having to help end the affordable housing and homeless crises in North Carolina.

Community Link's CEO, Floyd R. Davis, Jr., discusses how we help individuals and families find and keep safe, decent, affordable housing across the Charlotte area.

Did you receive unemployment benefits? Unemployment benefits are taxable. Make sure you're not caught off guard.

The Covid-19 pandemic has led to an eviction crisis in the U.S., where an estimated 30-40 million people are at risk of losing housing. Read about how this crisis is affecting the Charlotte area and how Community Link helps those most in need.

As unemployment benefits run out, many in our community face a housing crisis.

FOX 46 Charlotte called Community Link to see if we could help Lucas Roberts and his family. Today they’re off the street, out of shelters and living in their own home. Community Link worked closely with the Salvation Army on this success story.

We’re thrilled that Mecklenburg County recognized this problem and awarded Community Link an initial grant of $100,000 for our new Family & Child Stability Services program. It serves individuals and families who lack a permanent home. We’re currently partnering with A Child’s Place on this project now, with more agencies to come.

Can you shoot great videos about important community work with just your smartphone? ‍ Community Link can, thanks to our friends at StoryNow. Community Link is participating in a pilot program for a new storytelling app from StoryNow for non-profits. We are very grateful to StoryNow CEO Tamara Park for showing us the power of video storytelling with the little device in our pockets. Many thanks to Wells Fargo as program funder!

New, astounding stats reveal "that one household in four is unable to make ends meet while employed in low-wage jobs, and working multiple jobs doesn’t ensure stability for many families." Community Link is a member of Financial Security CLT, a collaborative that helps families get on and stay on a path to greater financial security.

Hear Martha Borgese, Community link board member, talk with Telemundo about VITA, our free tax preparation program.

Community Link President, Floyd R. Davis, Jr., discusses the Family and Child Stability program, a partnership with A Child's Place.

Community Link's former Vice President, Harold Rice, discusses the child homelessness crisis on WFAE's Charlotte Talks.

Life is difficult when you worry about where you will be able to sleep tonight or how you’ll get enough food for your family. It’s even more difficult when you have to worry about COVID-19.As you probably already know, Community Link is still serving our customers every day during this extraordinary time for our nation and the world. Many supporters have contacted us to ask how our families are faring and what they can do to help. We wanted to share how we are helping during this unprecedented time.