Capital Campaign
Vision for the Future Capital Campaign
Crittenton launched its $3.5 million Vision for the Future Capital Campaign in 2020. The campaign will fund the organization’s purchase of our newly built West Charlotte facility and strategic initiatives designed to support its expanded client base of women and girls facing generational cycles of poverty, trauma and abuse. Thanks to the support of our community, we are proud to announce that we have exceeded our goal!
Move and Relocation
Prior to moving to the West Boulevard corridor, Crittenton was located on the Atrium Health campus in Midtown Charlotte. Facing expanding needs for space, Atrium and its partners built the new facility on West Blvd, allowing Crittenton to lease the building with the goal of eventually buying the building from Atrium. This move, while challenging, has given Crittenton a unique, transformational opportunity to own a state-of the-art building tailored to the agency’s needs, including updated residential, meeting, education and training spaces.
"Our move to the new building, while an enormous challenge, was an ideal opportunity to update Crittenton's plans and directions, including evolved staffing, training and equipment. The number of women and girls in this region needing our support has grown tremendously over the past decade."
Rebecca Young
Co-Chair of Capital Campaign
More than a New Building
The Vision for the Future capital campaign is more than a new building for Crittenton. It’s about expanding programs, reimagining our potential, offering new opportunities to our clients, and ensuring the sustainability of Crittenton for generations to come.
Four outcomes-based programs and seven treatment models support Crittenton’s work with teens in foster care, expectant mothers, and mothers in foster care with young children. Crittenton works to uplift our clients and prepare them to live independently, Creating Better Tomorrows for themselves and their children.
"We serve women and girls that no other agency is reaching. Many of these women and girls have been homeless while others have been victims of trafficking or substance abuse. Our work is all about helping them transform their lives and create a better future."
Mac McCarley
Co-Chair of Capital Campaign