Committed to a brighter future for children, neighbors and communities.

We consider a healthy neighborhood to be one that is safe, clean, and diverse; one in which it makes economic sense for people to invest and one where neighbors manage change successfully.

We consider a healthy neighborhood to be one that is safe, clean, and diverse; one in which it makes economic sense for people to invest and one where neighbors manage change successfully.

Committed to a brighter future for children, neighbors and communities.

We consider a healthy neighborhood to be one that is safe, clean, and diverse; one in which it makes economic sense for people to invest and one where neighbors manage change successfully.

We consider a healthy neighborhood to be one that is safe, clean, and diverse; one in which it makes economic sense for people to invest and one where neighbors manage change successfully.

SPRING INTO ACTION

When we show up as a nonjudgmental and helpful presence in our community, we can significantly impact those around us! On Saturday, April 13th, the City of Waco Housing and Community Development Team led an initiative to support homeowners in North Waco.
Like the previous work in South Waco with ‘Fall into Action,’ last November, the city team and nearly 90 enthusiastic volunteers came together to support homeowners in North Waco. We split into five teams and worked across North Waco, cleaning up yards, clearing brush, and building connections with the homeowners.
We want to thank the Dewey Center for making the space available for us to meet before the cleanup. We also want to thank the North Waco Neighborhood Associations and congregations that supported their North Waco neighbors. Lastly, we want to thank all of the Baylor University students who came out to support Waco!
We hope to continue this work in partnership with the city team across Waco. Be on the lookout for more volunteer opportunities to make a difference in your community!
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