Fresh Vision for a Better North Charleston

It’s time to make North Charleston’s government more responsive to the real challenges our community faces. We need solutions that put action over empty promises and focus on meeting the needs of my neighbors.

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Affordable Housing Units Needed

As of March 14, 2025, North Charleston has 21 affordable housing complexes, totaling 1,655 units, including 524 Section 8 apartments and 24 public housing buildings. However, specific data on the current shortfall or additional units needed is not readily available. Hud Housing Network

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Living Wage Jobs

The living wage in North Charleston varies depending on family size and composition. For a single adult, the living wage is approximately $17 per hour, while for a family of four (two working adults and two children), each adult would need to earn around $22 per hour to meet basic living expenses.

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Failing Schools

Information on the number of failing schools in North Charleston is not readily available. School performance data can fluctuate annually, so for the most current information, it’s advisable to consult the South Carolina Department of Education or the Charleston County School District’s official reports.

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Violent Crimes per Year

The latest comprehensive crime statistics for North Charleston indicate that there were approximately 1,145 violent crimes reported annually. For the most accurate and up-to-date figures, please refer to the North Charleston Police Department’s annual crime reports or the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program.

Please note that these figures are subject to change, and it’s essential to consult official sources for the most current data.

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Areas of Focus

What Matters to Us

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Preserve Our Community

Fighting against gentrification by ensuring access to truly affordable housing.

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Fair Wages for All

In 2023, no one should have to survive on poverty wages. We’re pushing for better-paying jobs that uplift our community.

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Quality Education

For too long, North Charleston students have been overlooked by the CCSD. It’s time to make education a priority

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Safe and Secure Neighborhoods

Creating safe spaces for our families and making our streets walkable and secure for everyone.

ABOUT DONNIE SINGLETON

About Me – Donnimechia Singleton for North Charleston District 3 City Council
For nearly a decade, I have been deeply committed to uplifting the youth, seniors, families, and underserved
members of our community while striving for overall improvement within the City of North Charleston and
District 3. Since 2015, I have dedicated my time and efforts to initiatives that foster education, safety, and
community engagement.
Community Involvement & Leadership
Education & Youth Development:
• Founded a free after-school tutoring program for children in local schools.
• Volunteered as a youth sports coach at Northwoods Park.
• Volunteered at Stall High School for the “Cooking Matters” program, teaching teen parents how to prepare
healthy meals.
Violence Prevention & Advocacy:
• Worked as a Human Services Client Advocate at MUSC, supporting youth and young adults affected by
violent crimes and gun violence.
• Organized community bike rides, dog walks, and free lawn care services for seniors and disabled veterans
in District 3.
• Founded the nonprofit organization North Charleston SC Youth Resistance Inc. (NCSCYRI) in 2018, leading
efforts such as a Stop the Violence March in District 3.
NCSCYRI Initiatives:
• Collaborated with the North Charleston Police Department (NCPD) as a Violence Interrupter, mediating
violent crime incidents in District 3.
• Recipient for Outstanding Service Award from NCPD for Violence Interrupter