Upcoming Event:
First-Time Homebuyers Workshop
Saturday, December 6, 2025 | 10 AM – 4 PM
Keith Summey North Charleston Library
3503 Rivers Avenue, North Charleston, SC
Ready to turn your dream of homeownership into reality?
Join us for a free, one-day workshop that walks you through every step — from budgeting and credit readiness to closing and beyond. Led by housing professionals and financial educators, this session is designed to empower first-time buyers with the tools and confidence to own their tomorrow.
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How We're Making An Impact In The Charleston Lowcountry
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National Leadership Meets Local Power
History, power, and purpose came together in Charleston.
Marc Morial, President of the National Urban League, stood shoulder to shoulder with the Charleston Area Urban League at Mother Emanuel AME and the International African American Museum.
Together, we honored our past and sparked new momentum for racial equity in the Lowcountry.
This was more than a visit—it was a call to action.
From downtown Charleston to North Charleston and the surrounding communities, CAUL is leading real change in housing, jobs, and justice. See how this historic weekend is shaping a stronger future for the Charleston region.
Fair Housing
Program
Your Path to Affordable Housing
Struggling with housing discrimination and affordability can feel overwhelming, but our HUD-Certified Housing Counseling provides the guidance and resources you need to secure safe, affordable housing.
First-Time Home Buyers
Program
Own Your Tomorrow Today
Feeling overwhelmed by the home buying process? Our First-Time Home Buyers Program provides debt reduction counseling, financial literacy workshops, and grant/loan assistance to guide you smoothly into homeownership.
In Loving Memory of George L. Bresnihan
A Life of Service, Faith, and Community Impact
George L. Bresnihan’s passing on October 7, 2024, left a lasting impact on all who knew him. For more than two decades, he served as a dedicated leader within the Charleston Area Urban League and was a cherished member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Though deeply missed, George’s legacy of service and compassion continues to inspire. In his memory, the family encourages donations to be made to St. Mark’s Episcopal Church.
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