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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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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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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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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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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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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Join us to learn about financing community development projects with innovative approaches.
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Join us to learn about exciting and innovative tools for rural economic development projects in Northern California.
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Cross-posted from the Healthy Food Access Portal Despite being nestled amid the country’s most lucrative agricultural sector, California’s Central Valley and Central Coast experience high rates of poverty, unemployment, and homelessness.
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For over 40 years, Anka Behavioral Health, Inc. has been working to provide people with behavioral and mental health problems with opportunities to thrive in their communities. Serving over 15,000 people annually across California and Michigan, Anka’s philosophy is
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Founded in 1985, Project Inform works to curtail the HIV and hepatitis C epidemics through the development of effective treatments; supporting individuals to make informed choices about their health; advocating for quality, affordable health care; and
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Other Avenues Natural Food Cooperative, a cooperative grocery store located in San Francisco’s Sunset neighborhood, provides affordable, accessible, healthy, and sustainable food products. Since its opening in 1974, Other Avenues has been driven by the goal of supporting and
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