Permanently affordable housing for the West Charlotte community
About Us
West Side Community Land Trust, a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization, has been created by neighbors to organize and empower the West Charlotte community (zip codes: 28208, 28214, 28216, 28217) to preserve and develop their neighborhoods to the benefit of low income residents as well as the neighborhoods as a whole in the face of rapid reinvestment and subsequent displacement of long-time residents. The membership organization is governed by an elected board with majority control given to neighbors of the West Charlotte community.
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Become a Supporter:
Your gracious donation creates permanently affordable housing to Charlotte residents and works to break down the systemic barriers causing displacement in our communities. You can select a recurring or one time gift on the donation page - Thank you!
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Sustaining Supporter: $10 per month
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Bronze Supporter: $20 per month
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Silver Supporter: $50 per month
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Gold Supporter: $100 per month
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Platinum Supporter: $250 per month
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Shining Star Supporter: $500+ per month
Become a Member:
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Neighbor membership: Any donation of $20 or more per year
Prospective individual member living in 28208, 28214, 28216, 28217 -
Friends of WSCLT membership: Donation of $50 or more per year
Prospective individual member living outside the West Side Community Land Trust area (outside zip codes listed above) -
Organizational Partner membership: Donation of $150 or more per year
Total organization budget less than $150,000 -
Organizational Partner membership: Donation of $300 or more per year
Total organization budget is between $150,000-$500,000 -
Organizational Partner membership: Donation of $500 or more per year
Total organization budget is greater than $500,000
West Side CLT members elect the board and vote on some critical decisions
Photography by Carey J. King