A long-standing nonprofit may lose its prominent property in downtown Carrboro. CommunityWorx, a nonprofit known for its thrift shop that helps support local public school students, announced Monday it is facing foreclosure at its 117 and 125 West Main Street buildings. Fidelity Bank holds the mortgage for the organization. In a release shared by the nonprofit, CommunityWorx says the foreclosure is a result of the “severe financial impacts of the COVID-19 global health crisis.” “The global health crisis forced a six-month shutdown of retail operations in 2020, leading to a complete halt in revenue,” reads the community message. “Despite benefitting from various financial relief programs and the generous patience of Fidelity Bank, CommunityWorx has been unable to stay current in its mortgage payments, prompting the bank to begin foreclosure proceedings.” A letter to the nine tenant nonprofits in YouthWorx on Main — a neighboring building operated by CommunityWorx — was shared on Su...