Healthcare facilities are essential community infrastructure. For more than 50 years, K’ima:w Medical Center has served the Hoopa Valley Reservation and surrounding communities, and Community Vision’s $4.5 million investment will help the organization expand its facilities to meet growing demand and ensure access to community-centered care for generations.
Community Vision provided $1.09 million to help Elica Health Centers purchase its longtime West Sacramento clinic, preserving access to essential healthcare services for thousands of residents in Yolo County and surrounding communities.
Community Vision provided early advisory support and $2.31MM in financing to help bring La Placita to life in East San José. The 28,000-square-foot project will transform a long-vacant building into a cultural hub with a theater, wellness center, cafe, and affordable space for artists and small businesses—strengthening community health and economic opportunity in the Mayfair neighborhood.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Madera, CA – Community Vision Capital & Consulting, a nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), is proud
In 2016, food insecurity became a front and center issue for the Hoopa Valley Reservation when the only grocery store operating within
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