BHBC

BHBC 501c3 nonprofit focused on providing supportive services within the community

06/20/2026

From our County Commissioner:

IMPORTANT ALERT - HELP SPREAD THE WORD: Free Box Fans Available to Seniors and Adults Receiving Disability Income Beginning Monday, June 22. Mecklenburg County residents 60 years and older and adults ages 18 to 59 who receive disability income can register to pick up a fan at one of 10 locations. Registration will be available online, or by calling or visiting one of the pickup locations. Walk-up requests will not be accepted. Fans are limited to one per person. When picking up a fan, an individual must show a valid driver’s license or state ID providing proof of age and a current Mecklenburg County address.

Fans will be available for pickup starting the same day, June 22, while supplies last. The pickup locations are:

Albemarle Road Recreation Center, 5027 Idlewild Road North, Charlotte, 980-314-1101
Bette Rae Thomas Recreation Center, 2921 Tuckaseegee Road, Charlotte, 980-314-1111
David B. Waymer Recreation Center, 14008 Holbrooks Road, Huntersville, 980-314-1127
Eastway Regional Recreation Center, 3150 Eastway Park Drive, Charlotte, 980-314-3772
Mallard Creek Recreation Center, 2530 Johnston-Oehler Road, Charlotte, 980-314-1121
Northern Regional Recreation Center, 18121 Old Statesville Road, Cornelius, 980-314-6772
Southview Recreation Center, 1720 Vilma St., Charlotte, 980-314-1105
Sugaw Creek Recreation Center, 943 W. Sugar Creek Road, Charlotte, 980-314-1124
Tyvola Senior Center, 2225 Tyvola Road, Charlotte, 980-314-1320
West Charlotte Recreation Center, 2401 Kendall Drive, Charlotte, 980-314-1120

06/17/2026

BHBC Has Open Housing Stabilization Slots Available

Building Hope Building Commitment currently has 10 open slots because several participants have successfully graduated into self-sufficiency. That is what housing retention work is about — not just placing people in housing, but supporting them until they are stable enough to move forward with confidence.

We are now accepting referrals for available housing options:

Current Openings:

Re*****on Street
5 single rooms available
Program fee: $750–$800/month - men only

LaSalle Street
2 rooms available
Program fee: $750/month- women welcome mixed house

Bellhaven
2 unique openings available

1. Bottom unit with separate entrance: (still shared common space in the interior of the home) small fridge and microwave in your room with portable cook top) $1,000/month - this won’t last- women welcome

2. Connected interior room with shared common space: $750/month- men

BHBC continues to provide housing stabilization, accountability, supportive services, and retention-focused care for individuals working toward long-term stability.

We are also always looking for new social impact partners, landlords, faith-based organizations, property owners, and community investors who want to help create real housing options for people who are ready for the next step.

Housing changes lives when the right support is attached to it.

For referrals, partnership opportunities, or housing availability, contact Building Hope Building Commitment.

SGT. Davion Wade- Board Member - Veteran AdvocacyBuilding Hope Building Commitment welcomes Active Duty- SGT. Devon Wade...
06/17/2026

SGT. Davion Wade- Board Member - Veteran Advocacy

Building Hope Building Commitment welcomes Active Duty- SGT. Devon Wade to its board. With his strong leadership skills and personal understanding of housing instability, he'll advocate for stability, security, and dignity for those in need.

BHBC proves that “retention is not just “keeping a roof.” It is protecting the human attachment system that makes housin...
06/07/2026

BHBC proves that “retention is not just “keeping a roof.” It is protecting the human attachment system that makes housing feel safe enough to sustain.

05/24/2026

Let’s go home! Commit to your housing option!

05/24/2026

My heart is full today.

I received the most amazing video from the aunt of one of the veterans housed through BHBC’s veteran program housing. She shared what our services and support meant to her nephew and their family — and gave us permission to share it.

This is why we do the work.

According to BHBC’s 2025 HUD Annual Performance Report, BHBC served 174 individuals and 150 households. That includes 74 veterans and 22 chronically homeless individuals.

The report also shows the depth of need among those we served: mental health disorders, substance use disorders, chronic health conditions, physical disabilities, and multiple co-occurring conditions.

Seventy individuals entered BHBC programming with two or more documented conditions.

So when we say housing retention matters, this is what we mean.

People are not losing housing because they do not care. Many are trying to survive trauma, health challenges, income instability, disability, isolation, and years of being pushed from one system to another.

BHBC does not just place people in housing and walk away.

We stabilize.We advocate.We intervene early.We work with families.We work with landlords.We help people stay housed.

To every veteran we serve: you are not forgotten.To every family praying for stability for a loved one: we see you too.To every partner, donor, landlord, and supporter: this is what your support makes possible.

Housing is not the finish line. Stability is.

Today I received a message from one of our veteran clients, and it reminded me exactly why Building Hope Building Commit...
04/29/2026

Today I received a message from one of our veteran clients, and it reminded me exactly why Building Hope Building Commitment exists.

He thanked us for the housing, the food, the clothing, the care, and the community around him.

That may sound simple to some people.

But for someone who has experienced homelessness, instability, loneliness, or being forgotten by the system — housing is more than four walls.

It is safety.
It is dignity.
It is recovery.
It is hope restored.

At BHBC, we do not just help people get housed and walk away. We stay connected. We check in. We respond to crisis. We work with landlords. We help clients stabilize so they do not return to homelessness.

This is what housing retention looks like in real life.

In 2025, BHBC served 174 individuals across 150 households, including 74 veterans. But behind every number is a human being with a story, a family, a future, and a reason to keep going.

To every funder, church, business, and community partner watching this work:

We need you.

Not because we are doing charity.

Because we are building a housing stability model that works.

When you support BHBC, you are helping veterans, families, and individuals not only get housed — but stay housed.

Housing is not the outcome.

Stability is.

And messages like this remind me that the work is worth every fight.

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Charlotte, NC
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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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