Greensboro Housing Coalition

04/30/2026

One notice. A few hours.

And entire lives packed into large U-Hauls.

This week, families at a local Studio 6 were forced out overnight—leaving behind not just a place to stay, but a community they built together.

Kids grew up there. Families shared meals. It was home.

GHC showed up immediately—but the truth is, this will happen again. And we need to be ready.

To learn more about these developments, please see the link below from the City of Greensboro PD: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18hSj898XG/

If you can, support our rapid response efforts today:
👉 https://greensborohousingcoalition.org/donate/

04/17/2026

For many families, rising housing costs mean making difficult choices. Some may have to choose between paying rent, buying groceries, or covering medical expenses. These trade offs can create long-term challenges and increase the risk of housing instability.

Stable housing allows families to focus on their health, education, and future.

At Greensboro Housing Coalition, we believe housing stability supports stronger communities.

Source: National Alliance to End Homelessness


https://greensborohousingcoalition.org/donate/

03/30/2026

This month, we recognize the strength and leadership of women in our community. It is also a time to remember the challenges many women still face.

In 2022, 154 women were experiencing homelessness in Guilford County, which includes Greensboro. They made up more than one-third of the 426 people counted without stable housing during the annual Point in Time count.

Women experiencing homelessness often face barriers like unsafe housing, domestic violence, rising rent, and limited access to resources. These numbers remind us that housing stability is still out of reach for many women in our community.

At Greensboro Housing Coalition, we believe safe and stable housing should be possible for everyone.

Source: Women2Women Commission. State of Women in Guilford County Report (2024)

01/16/2026

You may have seen Greensboro Housing Coalition on the news supporting residents from The District. Moments like this remind us how quickly housing crises can unfold—and why having resources ready matters.

Unrestricted donations ensure we can respond immediately if situations like this arise again in our city.

💚 Support proactive housing stability today.
👉 [https://greensborohousingcoalition.org/donate/]

Needing to catch up? Click the link below for updates:
https://greensborohousingcoalition.org/supporting-our-neighbors-an-update-on-the-district-displacements/

At the Greensboro Housing Coalition (GHC), we believe that every resident deserves a safe, stable place to call home. When that stability is threatened by

12/30/2025

A previous resident of The District on W. Market is holding the key to her new apartment — and a fresh start!🗝️

After being suddenly displaced and forced to stay in an emergency hotel, she is now safely housed thanks to community support and the work of Greensboro Housing Coalition.

Stories like hers remind us why this work matters. When housing crises happen, our team shows up — and donor support makes that possible.

As we approach the end of the year, consider making a gift to help more neighbors move from uncertainty to stability.

🔗 Donate today and be part of the solution.

https://greensborohousingcoalition.org/donate/?blm_aid=0

Do you know someone affected by this displacement? A second information session will be held today beginning at 6pm in the Jamestown Room at The Wyndham Garden Hotel in Greensboro (415 S. Swing Rd). If you’re unable to make it, please give us a call on our housing hotline (336-691-9521)

12/30/2025

Session 1 of 2, Next session at 6pm. Informal Info Sessions for residents displaced by the closing of ‘The District’ apartments. GHC staff will be available at the evening session as well. If you know someone affected, please encourage them to stop by!

GHC is stepping up for our community! Check out this post below and see how GHC is ensuring residents displaced from ‘The District’ are getting the services they need. 💚💙

Ensure this support continues by donating to GHC today: https://greensborohousingcoalition.org/donate/le affe

12/18/2025

Housing shouldn’t disappear overnight—but when it does, our neighbors deserve immediate support.

After the sudden shutdown of The District apartments, 180 neighbors were displaced. In partnership with the City of Greensboro, the American Red Cross, and the Greensboro Police Department’s Behavioral Health Response Team - GHC helped ensure every resident had a safe place to go.

This is what it looks like when a community shows up - quickly, compassionately, and without hesitation. Your support for GHC helps make that possible when housing fails without warning, consider donating today!

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12/02/2025

It’s , can GHC count on you to join the nation in donating to nonprofits that provide vital services to those most in need in your community? It’s as easy as clicking the link in our bio, or click the link in our story! Please know that your gift ensures residents in Greensboro remain in safe, healthy, fair and affordable housing for ALL! ❤️ 🧕🏽👧🏾👦🏿

11/03/2025

Pumpkin spice and housing updates? Yes, please!

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10/30/2025

Hello Friends! GHC is so grateful for the turnout of our 2025 Housing Summit: Advocacy in Action on October 16th at The Terrace. This event was presented graciously by our Presenting Sponsors Ms. Leslie Dunne Ketner & Mr. Robert C. Ketner. We are so grateful for their generous and gracious hearts - and for coming out for such an amazing event. We are also happy to announce that GHC raised over $30,000 this year, which is a direct reflection of the passion each attendee, sponsor, or general supporter of GHC holds.

We seen so many familiar faces, and many new ones - navigating the challenges of the different phases of our poverty, housing and re-entry simulation provided by our friends at The Department of Adult Corrections and the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce.

We had a great lunch full of networking and laughter, and more intimate moments for recognizing our generous sponsors. We also highlighted the future of housing for Greensboro, presented beautifully by Mr. Patrick Bowen of Bowen National Research.

We welcomed over 150 attendees, watching each of you navigate the complexities, move with a bit more intensity as each session progressed - and we seen the fire ignite in so many of you! We hope you will continue to take the tools you've learned and use them to continue the fight for safe, healthy, fair and affordable housing for all in Greensboro.

Please don't forget to check out the event photos at the link below, share with your networks and send in any photos you may have taken so we can share them as well!

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