WeBuild Concord

08/26/2026

POV: you’ve been looking for an attainable home in Cabarrus County, and this post finds you. 👀🏠

WeBuild Concord offers rental and homeownership opportunities for households earning between 30% and 80% of the area median income. So if you’ve been wondering whether a WeBuild home could be an option for you, this is your sign to check.

Applications are open now.

👉 https://webuildconcord.org/apply-for-a-home/

08/25/2026

WeBuild Concord transformed this historic Kerr Street church into 13 modern, attainable apartments — preserving a piece of Concord’s past while creating new opportunities for its future.

Check out the transformation. The before-and-after photos speak for themselves.

08/20/2026

We’re on K-LOVE Radio! Our CEO, Patrick C. Graham , recently joined K-LOVE’s Closer Look to talk about WeBuild Concord’s work to expand attainable homeownership — and why safe, stable housing can open the door to so much more.

From economic opportunity to educational success, Dr. Graham shares how housing, partnerships, and access to resources can help families build stronger futures.

Listen to the full conversation with K-LOVE’s Jim Davis: https://www.klove.com/faith/closer-look/hot-topx/local-closer-look-webuild-concord-concord-nc-15904

08/17/2026

On National Non-profit Day, we’re celebrating the people who make that work possible. We are proud of our dedicated team, community partners and the neighbors who inspire what we do every day.

We’re proud of what we’ve built together, and even more excited about what’s still to come. Celebrate with us by dropping a 💚!

08/14/2026

Looking for Annual Breakfast volunteers!

We’re looking for volunteers!

WeBuild Concord’s annual Building a Stronger Cabarrus Breakfast is coming up on Thursday, October 8, and we’re looking for volunteers to help us make the event a success.

The breakfast brings together community leaders, partners and supporters to hear about WeBuild Concord’s progress and what’s ahead for attainable housing in Cabarrus County.

Interested in volunteering? Email [email protected] to get involved.
📅 Thursday, October 8, 2026
⏰ 7:30–9:00 a.m.
📍 601 Milestone Venue, Concord

08/12/2026

We’re looking for volunteers!

WeBuild Concord’s annual Building a Stronger Cabarrus Breakfast is coming up on Thursday, October 8, and we’re looking for volunteers to help us make the event a success.

The breakfast brings together community leaders, partners and supporters to hear about WeBuild Concord’s progress and what’s ahead for attainable housing in Cabarrus County.

Interested in volunteering? Email [email protected] to get involved.
📅 Thursday, October 8, 2026
⏰ 7:30–9:00 a.m.
📍 601 Milestone Venue, Concord

08/11/2026

WeBuild Concord CEO Dr. Patrick C. Graham is taking the conversation beyond housing and into what it means to build stronger communities.

This September, Dr. Graham will join The Men’s Shadow Breaking Summit in Charlotte as a panelist and speaker for two days centered on real conversations, healing, purpose and growth.

We’re proud to see Dr. Graham bring his voice and leadership to a space focused on helping men gather, heal and rise together.

📅 September 24–25
📍 Goodwill of Southern Piedmont | Charlotte

Join Dr. Graham and be part of the conversation. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mens-shadow-breaking-summit-2026-breaking-cycles-designed-to-break-men-tickets-1993264487740

08/06/2026

Dr. Patrick C. Graham said it best: “Homeownership is not simply a transaction. It is a turning point.” In Cabarrus County, a new generation of homeowners is emerging — and they’re younger than many people expected. Read his latest blog on what this means for families, neighborhoods and the future of our community 🔗 Link: https://webuildconcord.org/wbc-blog/

08/05/2026

Back-to-school season is here, and with it comes an important reminder: Teachers need housing, too.

Communities are strongest when the people who educate our children can afford to call those communities home. Housing and education go hand in hand.

07/30/2026

We cannot build our way out of the housing crisis. Dr. Patrick Graham explains why housing must connect people to education, jobs, entrepreneurship and opportunity.