Description

The Fayetteville Street Corridor Improvements Project will mitigate negative social, cultural, economic, and financial impacts that were exacerbated by COVID-19. The project, and partner institutions, Hayti Promise Community Development Corporation (CDC), with St. Joseph’s Historic Foundation (SJHF) serving as fiscal agent, will fuse various sources of neighborhood-scale, city, county, state, federal and private advocacy and investment to hasten inclusive, equity-centered, resident-focused mitigation strategies to counteract negative economic impacts along the Fayetteville Street Corridor and adjacent neighborhoods. The project will connect various existing efforts to combat the intersectional challenges of wealth inequality, infrastructure failures, and the effects of the COVID crisis on residents and businesses in the Corridor.