#822of 1,000 in 2025

CCCP Community Trust

Location
Charlotte, North Carolina
Sector
Arts and culture
Founded
2002
250%Three-year growth, FY2022 to FY2025
$12.2MFY2025 revenue
3Employees, FY2025
#92of 107 in Arts and culture
#36of 40 in North Carolina

Revenue by fiscal year

FY2022: $3,488,378 $3.5M FY22 FY2023: $2,758,404 $2.8M FY23 FY2024: $3,876,031 $3.9M FY24 FY2025: $12,221,014 $12.2M FY25

Where revenue came from, FY2025

Gifts and grants
$11.1M · 91%
Program revenue
$1.1M · 9%
Total revenue on the 990
$12,230,139
Investment income
− $9,125
Revenue we count
$12,221,014

What it does

The mission of cccp community trust (cccpct) is to provide a platform for city-wide community-building arts, education, sustainability, health and wellness initiatives.

Cccpct enhances arts, cultural and entertainment opportunities in charlotte by creating inclusive arts experiences. This is accomplished by cccpct dba charlotte artsfest, inc. Through a range of coordinated festival events such as the novant health thanksgiving eve parade, and charlotte shout!. The novant health thanksgiving eve parade is the city's annual holiday parade on the night before thanksgiving, which cccpct began producing in 2013. In addition, cccpct secured several grants: to activate the north tryon area, to enhance our music everywhere initiative to provide aide to those in that community affected by the pandemic and lastly to sponsor activation of the rail trail.
Cccpct will invest in initiatives that build community through education, health, wellness, and sustainability. The first model program to support these goals is cccpct dba charlotte b-cycle, made possible by bluecross and blueshield of north carolina. This is a bike share program for the city of charlotte to support healthy and sustainable transportation choices and better bike awareness in the city. This program is a public-private partnership between cccpct and the city of charlotte. The program sunset and closed in february 2025. The financials closed in june 2025.
Cccpct created a single member llc that invests in the community through small business innovation fund grants given to small businesses as they adapt their operations or business models in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic. The program is intended to support these local businesses as they seek to innovate, to stay competitive, and advance. The program was paused in 2025.

Leadership

Michael J SmithDirector/Exec. Dir. Cccpct
Moira QuinnSecretary/Treasurer
Robert KrumbineExec. Dir. Charlotte Artfe
Eleni SaundersCFO Thru 2.25
Dianna L WardExec. Dir. Charlotte B-Cyc

EIN 01-0554275 · Full filings on ProPublica

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