CEDP PARTNERS

Chinatown Fresno is a mixed-use Downtown neighborhood located between Freeway 99 and the future home of the High-Speed Rail station. As a place-based organization, the Chinatown Fresno Foundation unites the community, honors the neighborhood’s rich heritage, strengthens the business and property assets, and builds vibrancy in the neighborhood.

Contact: Jan Minami, jan@chinatownfresno.org

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The Downtown Fresno Partnership is leading downtown Fresno toward its future as a vibrant hub of business activity by promoting downtown’s image; supporting physical improvements and development; advocating for merchants; and hosting special events that bring new life to the historic core of our city.

Contact: Elliott Balch, elliott@downtownfresno.org
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El Dorado Park CDC is a neighborhood-based organization, our mission is to enhance resident assets for positive community change. We do this by engaging residents in work projects, alley clean-ups, food distribution, etc. We learn the assets of our people by working side by side with them. Our work and play are focused on facilitating resident investment in the neighborhood, and in themselves as individuals.

Contact: Jackie Holmes, jacalynholmes@gmail.com
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ENP has a mission to connect churches and other community partners with elementary schools and equip them to serve through their active presence in every neighborhood. ENP serves as the current fiscal agent for CEDP.

Contact: Andrew Feil, andrew@everyneighborhood.org
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FACE’s mission is to walk alongside struggling families living primarily in the Robinson neighborhood and to mobilize and equip people for community transformation. The organization emerged out of North Fresno Church’s long history of intentional neighborhood ministries.

Contact: Loren Dubberke, loren@facefresno.org
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Fresno DRIVE is an impact program of the Central Valley Community Foundation. We are residents and partners working in Fresno to reimagine and create an economy that works for everyone.

Contact: Artie Padilla, artie@centralvalleycf.org
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Hidalgo CDC’s mission/vision is to listen, organize and empower voices in the Hidalgo neighborhood. Our goal is to improve the economic, physical, and civic infrastructures in our defined geography, thereby bringing hope and neighborhood renewal to our community.

Contact: Hector Chavez, hector@hidalgocdc.org

Highway City’s work focuses on revitalizing the area West of 99 in West Central Fresno (Central Unified School district) by bringing resources & infrastructure to neglected neighborhoods in the community. These distressed neighborhoods suffer from high poverty rates, low mobility, and limited access to resources.

Contact: April Henry, april@highwaycitycd.com
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Jackson CDC represents the 3300 neighbors and 923 homes between First and Cedar, Tulare, and Ventura. We seek the cohesive well-being of the Jackson Neighborhood and its residents through community engagement, advocacy, and asset-based community development.

Contact: Rhonda Dueck, rhondadueck@jacksoncdc.org
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The Lowell Community is one of Fresno's first suburbs, located just north of the cultural arts district and south of the tower district. Lowell CDC exists to improve the quality of life through community engagement, equitable housing, and while honoring historic diversity.

Contact: Esther Carver, Esther@lowellcdc.org
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To operate businesses that reveal value in people so that they can be a positive contributor in their homes and neighborhoods. We believe in using the workplace to help people cultivate the skills needed to effectively and successfully navigate the modern day workforce and achieve self sufficiency.

Contact: Anthony (AP) Armour, anthony@neighborhoodindustries.org

The South Tower Community Land Trust's mission is to build community control of land, housing, and civic resources centered in the South Tower neighborhood in order to improve the quality of life, also to prevent and reverse the displacement of residents.

Contact: Kiel Lopez-Schmidt, kielts@gmail.com
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SFCDCs mission is the revitalization and restoration of Fresno's "Golden Westside" better known as Southwest Fresno. SWFDC works to protect the rich history and culture of the residents, increase economic development, build quality mixed-income housing, and increase wealth generation by investing in the residents of 93706.

Contact: Allysunn Walker, allysunn@swfresnodc.com
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To create vibrant, engaging events and initiatives that not only enrich the lives of our residents but also drive the success of our businesses in the Tower District.

Contact: Anthony (AP) Armour, anthony@neighborhoodindustries.org