Charlotte, NC April 7, 2023 — Steve Smith, a 16-year NFL superstar, and Kieth Cockrell, the Charlotte President of Bank of America, are pillars in the Charlotte community; tops in their fields; and share a common experience of having overcome adversity-filled childhoods. Most importantly, they share a passion for giving back to the community and […]
CONTINUE READINGA ribbon-cutting ceremony and reception marked the official opening of the RenWest Training Center Powered by Lowe’s, made possible by Lowe’s $3 million investment in the Renaissance West Community Initiative.
CONTINUE READINGAt Renaissance West, the physical revitalization and wraparound services encourage residents to discover opportunities to advance their livelihood. Former RenWest resident, Timira, recognized such opportunities when she joined the FSS program in 2014 and now embraces her journey in upward mobility. Before arriving at RenWest, Timira was not aware of opportunities such as Inlivian’s FSS […]
CONTINUE READINGAs a community quarterback, we partner with best-in-class agencies to provide access to quality programs and services. Through our partnership with Inlivian, we help deliver RenWest residents the opportunity to participate in the Family Self-Sufficiency Program (FSS) to help residents achieve social and economic independence. One resident, Nashala, decided to join the program and strive […]
CONTINUE READINGIn September of 2020, we profiled Jaire, a former RWCI resident and rising senior at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (N.C. A&T), in our e-newsletter. Before attending college, he interned with Renaissance West STEAM Academy (RWSA) and helped facilitate out-of-school time activities during the summer. Additionally, he dedicated his time to serve as […]
CONTINUE READINGRWCI residents remain disproportionately impacted by the public health and racial equity crises. Residents are experiencing high levels of stress and trauma, with their sense of safety diminishing. This is evident in matters of food security, education, and the digital divide, childcare, and employment. Since the pandemic began, the community has faced increases in potential […]
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