REIMAGINE WHERE TO CREATE YOUR FUTURE

Revolution Mill was opened in 1898 by brothers Moses and Ceasar Cone. The first flannel mill in the South, Revolution helped establish Greensboro’s manufacturing tradition and the Triad’s prominence as the center of North Carolina textile manufacturing. In 1984, Revolution Mill ceased production and shuttered its doors, sitting vacant for the next two decades before early redevelopment efforts began.

With a vision of restoring and revitalizing Revolution Mill, Self-Help set out to turn the historic property into a space for creative work and creative living. Revolution Mill has transformed into a destination campus that includes more than 100 businesses, meeting & conference facilities, 150 loft apartments, outdoor performance spaces, public art galleries, restaurants and coffee shops, greenway trails and more!

Self-Help is a leading non-profit financial institution headquartered in Durham, NC. As a national community development organization, we have more than 188,000 members and we've delivered $11 billion in financing to help over 198,000 people buy homes, start and build businesses, and strengthen community resources, across the United States. Self-Help Credit Union now has 35 branches, $1.5 billion in assets, and serves over 92,500 members through branches and offices in Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Our sister credit union, Self-Help Federal Credit Union, has over $1.7 billion in assets and serves more than 95,000 members through 36 branches in California, Illinois, Washington, and Wisconsin.

Self-Help started its commercial real estate development program in 1991 with a mission of catalyzing downtown revitalization across North Carolina. Our homeownership programs, commercial leasing and property management services offer affordable options to families and businesses, supporting our mission to create economic opportunity for all. We have helped revitalize commercial districts and residential neighborhoods throughout NC and across the country.

Looking to learn more? Visit Self-Help’s website.