[This is a guest blog post by Amanda Zullo] Amanda Zullo, a 2016 Emerging City Champions grant recipient winner sponsored by 8 80 Cities and the Knight Foundation, had the […]
In July, we told you about the work that our Sustain Charlotte Community Corps volunteers have done to help the Grier Heights neighborhood open its first computer lab. Read more […]
Volunteers from Sustain Charlotte’s Community Corps have partnered with CrossRoads Corporation and Grier Heights neighborhood volunteers to install 40 laptop computers in the Grier Heights Community Center. Frank Segal, a […]
This month’s Green Drinks Charlotte + Sustain Charlotte Monthly Mixer was a big one! About 60 old and new friends joined us as Gold Partners DPS Construction and Belk talked about their inspiring sustainability […]
Do you want walkable, transit-oriented development in University City? Transit-oriented development (TOD) creates vibrant, people-oriented places that are safe and convenient to bike, walk and ride transit. A key opportunity […]
Transit provides mobility and independence for many residents of Greater Charlotte who are unable to drive. In the fourth video of our Six Stories, One City series, Christine explains how transit allows her to […]
We hope you were inspired by Natalia’s transit story that we released last week as part of our Six Stories, One City transit series featuring six diverse users of transit in Greater […]
Starting today, and each of the next five Fridays, we’re releasing the video story of a different public transit rider in Charlotte! What do a banking executive, high school student, […]