NCCLF gave the Affordable Housing Associates (AHA) a $546,939 loan to help AHA purchase a multifamily housing project in the Adams Point area of Oakland. AHA is rehabilitating the building and converting it into 30 units of affordable housing for very low-income people, with 11 units set aside for individuals with special needs.

JCYC offers a continuum of services, including childcare, youth development, employment training, college preparation, substance abuse prevention, and community organizing.

Youth Radio offers after-school journalism and production training programs free-of-charge to approximately 1,400 students per year while also providing academic tutoring, college-bound preparation, and leadership training. Since 1992, Youth Radio has trained thousands of teenagers in broadcast journalism, production, engineering and media advocacy and literacy. Using on-air DJ opportunities as a hook, the organization provides [...]

Since 1968, the East Bay Center for the Performing Arts (EBCPA) has served Richmond and its surrounding communities by providing broad arts access and using the arts as a vehicle for social change. EBCPA offers live performances in theater, music and dance, as well as screenings of original media productions and a full range of [...]

The Crucible was established in 1999 as a nonprofit educational organization to foster a collaboration of arts, industry and community.