2016 Free Workshop Series: Nonprofit Real Estate Readiness
Need new office or program space? Is your lease expiring? Thinking of expanding your programs?
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12/11 Free Workshop: Multi-tenant Centers – What, Why, and How?
What: Multi–tenant centers can be ideal places for like-minded organizations and individuals to work together and create new synergies. They provide affordable and stable workspaces, opportunities to collaborate, and support mission-driven services. Come learn about models from around the country and how you can start planning a multi-tenant center. Community Vision staff attended the Nonprofit Centers…
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Community Vision at the 2015 Opportunity Finance Network Conference in Detroit!
Join us at the 2015 Opportunity Finance Conference in Detroit, MI from November 9-12. 2015. We’ll be participating in three exciting panels:
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Investing in Opportunity – through Partnerships & Community Volunteering
For over 25 years we’ve been working in partnership with local community-based organizations to ensure that our community is strong, connected, and flourishing. We support staff involvement on all levels of our work –from underwriting loans, to consulting on real estate and financial management,
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Increasing Capacity in Partnership to Fresno-based Community Arts Organization
Arte Américas, a nonprofit located in Fresno, works to make the San Joaquin Valley a flourishing place for Latino arts and culture. Serving nearly 26,000 people annually, most of whom are low-income
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Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco funds economic opportunities for formerly incarcerated people through sustainable urban agriculture through Community Vision sponsorship
We are pleased to be partnering with Oakland-based nonprofit Planting Justice by supporting the urban agriculturalists in obtaining a $40,000 grant through the Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB)’s Access to Housing and Economic Assistance for Development (AHEAD) program.
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2016 Omnibus Appropriations Bill Proposes to Increase HOME Funding to $950 million.
After days of intense negotiations, Congressional leaders announced yesterday that they have negotiated year-end deals on taxes and government funding. The Fiscal Year 2016 Omnibus Appropriations bill proposes to increase HOME funding to $950 million if enacted. A new national report, Building HOME: The HOME Investment Partnership Program’s Impact on America’s Families and Communities highlights the…
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Leiasa Beckham named Honoree of 2015 Northern California Real Estate Women of Influence Awards
Congratulations to Leiasa Beckham, Community Vision’s Senior Real Estate Consultant, who was named as an Honoree of the 2015 Northern California Real Estate Women of Influence Awards in recognition of her many accomplishments in the field.
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Equitable neighborhood revitalization: San Francisco’s Central Market
Previous efforts to “transform” distressed communities were often approached exclusively as a means of driving economic success with little attention given to investing in the human capital
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Rumrill Sports Park Grand Opening!
This week Community Vision joined the City of San Pablo and the San Pablo Economic Development Corporation (EDC) in the grand opening of the Rumrill Sports Park!
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9/24 Free Workshop: Innovative Finance Tools for Community Development
Join us to learn about financing community development projects with innovative approaches.
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9/15 Workshop: Capacity Building and New Sources of Capital for Rural Economic Development
Join us to learn about exciting and innovative tools for rural economic development projects in Northern California.
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