Rebuilding Broken Places Community Development Corporation (RBPCDC) is a 501C3 operating separately from Greenleaf Christian Church with its own Board of Directors, formed in 1996 to provide ministry outside of the walls of the church.

RBPCDC moves families from crisis to stability to growth. In neighborhoods where 20.9% of families live in poverty, we anchor long-term change: a $2.5M HUD-202, 41-unit senior community; the $2M Greenleaf Vision of Faith Community Center; RBP Christian Academy and Childcare Center (RBPCACC), a state-approved 5-Star center; and a 15-home affordable development that has enabled 9 first-time homeowners. This footprint lets us meet urgent needs while building generational momentum.

OUR INITIATIVES

HUNGER - We address hunger through

The WePack program, which sends nutritious weekend food home with students,

Neighborhood pop-ups bring hot meals and connection to where families live,

Seed-to-Plate education and gardens that teach children to grow, cook, and share fresh produce,

Through our Farm-to-Table Sustainable Food Collaborative, where we convene and connect small farmers with community partners; provide training, marketing support, and host farmer spotlights/pop-ups

YOUTH - RBP Christian Academy and Childcare Center(RBPCACC) anchors our youth work.

RBPCACC is a 5-STAR center accepting NC state vouchers and providing reliable, high-quality, early learning for parents, while helping children build school readiness in a safe, stable environment.

We also invest in mentoring, safe-space enrichment, life skills, and kid-led cooking labs tied to our gardens.

Youth learn teamwork, leadership, and healthy habits through hands-on projects and events.

SMALL BUSINESS - We support adults through an entrepreneurship track focused on food-related business owners, coaching on permits and compliance, ServSafe and food safety, menu costing, branding, and pop-up/market readiness, turning skills into steady income.

WHAT YOUR GIFT CAN DO:

$10 can fund one WePack weekend bag, or cover garden seeds/soil.

$25 can stock literacy/manipulatives for a week at RBPCACC, or buy ingredients for a small cooking lab.

$50 can supply after-school snacks/materials for a week, or cover training materials for one farmer or entrepreneur.

$75 can support teacher certs/CEUs for center staff, or co-fund a ServSafe scholarship for business owner.

$100–$150 can provide up to 5 hours of tutoring with materials, deliver a branding/menu-costing review for a food business, or provide a homeownership/financial readiness workshop.

$250 and above can fund a neighborhood pop-up of 75+ meals, host a meetup connecting small farmers with schools, hospitals, and local retailers, or offset a family’s voucher co-pay/materials at RBPCACC.

Give and vote today on MyGivingCircle. Every donation keeps food on tables, children learning and safe, small farmers connected to neighbors, and families on a real path to homeownership and stability.