CrossRoads is organized around a unique holistic approach to community development and neighborhood preservation. Through our programs and partnerships, we focus each day on addressing a wide range of critical needs that exist in Grier Heights.
Academic support, enrichment, and mentoring offered for all Grier Heights children ages preschool through grade 12.
The neighborhood focal point for the provision of needed programs and services to all residents.
New mixed income housing as well as critical home repair for existing housing stock.
Various programs sponsored by CrossRoads and our faith-based partners to foster fellowship and build relationships between Grier Heights residents and the community at-large.
Taking steps to acknowledge and effect change in our community. Join us at the Grier Heights Community Center (3100 Leroy Street) on Friday, June 3 at 4:30-6:30pm – Food will be served.
As the “community quarterback” organization for the Grier Heights community, CrossRoads provides programs and services in the community and at the Grier Heights Community Center. We also partner with multiple organizations to respond to a variety of community needs.
The responses to these questions will be used by CrossRoads and shared with partners to identify programs, services to respond to current community needs.
Grier Heights residents who complete this survey will be entered into a drawing to win one of three, $250 gift cards. One entry per household. please The drawing will be held monthly through September 30, 2022. You must provide your contact information to be eligible to win.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and local communities will commemorate Fair Housing Month by hosting an array of activities that highlight the importance of ending housing discrimination. This year’s theme is Fair Housing: More Than Just Words. Click here to find out what Charlotte-Mecklenburg Community Relations has planned for Fair Housing Month.
