Dec 2, 2022 | News & Events
(Raleigh, NC) CASA is pleased to announce its acquisition of an historic apartment community in downtown Raleigh. Grosvenor Gardens, located at 1101 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, was built in 1939 and include 62 studio and one-bedroom apartments at below market rents....
Sep 22, 2022 | About CASA, Advocacy, News & Events
After a two year break due to COVID-19, CASA returned to in-person events with our annual Fall Fundraiser gala in honor of our 30th anniversary. We are happy to report that we surpassed this year’s $150,000 fundraising goal and were able to raise $157,602 to support...
Aug 25, 2022 | About CASA, Advocacy, News & Events
The Fall Fundraiser is CASA’s largest fundraising event of the year in support of our mission to provide access to affordable housing across the Triangle. This year marks 9 years of hosting the Fall Fundraiser. The event was initially created by dedicated CASA...
Jul 6, 2022 | Construction Updates, News & Events
Let the Framing Begin Framing is underway at Perry Place! As a reminder, this is a new 48-unit community straddling the border of Chapel Hill and Carrboro that will serve individuals and families earning less than 60% of the Area Median Income. The Chapel Hill side is...
Jul 6, 2022 | About CASA, News & Events
For Catherine Currin, you could say supporting CASA is a family tradition. Her mother, Sylvia Jurgensen, served as a CASA board member for several years, and Catherine decided to follow in her footsteps by joining CASA’s Mission Advancement Committee in 2021. Even as...
Apr 29, 2022 | News & Events
Climate change is one of the biggest problems that the world faces. When trying to help the unhoused community, it can be tempting to ignore global issues like climate change, but that is a mistake. As with many other problems, climate change is impacting the unhoused...
Bringing Neighbors Home: How Raleigh’s Initiative Aligns with CASA’s Missionby: Amy Alvarado Raleigh’s Bringing Neighbors Home pilot program ...
The Overlooked Connections Between Health, Food, Education, and Homelessnessby: Cheyanne Murdock Think about homelessness for a second. Be ...