The Civil Rights Act of 1968 – Fair Housing Act, prohibited discrimination in housing sales, rentals, and financing based on race, color, national origin, and religion.

Grassroots Community Development is proud to announce a phase V of its highly successful roof repair program to help low-income families with repairing their roofs.

By: Elise Jones “Relationships, relationships, relationships. These are what are important.” I can still hear the words of my summer camp director echoing in my head as they continue to ring true. They were true

Grassroots Community Development Community Organizers recently completed training with Staff and Teachers at Alta Vista ES discussing ways to increase the amount of high impact family engagement strategies taking place on campus.

Since our beginning, we have concentrated on helping people at the grassroots level by helping families make their schools stronger, counseling and assisting families to become homeowners,  revitalizing our neighborhoods by building new homes and

All Neighbors Are Welcome! Over the past year, the Kendrick Neighborhood has watched Kendrick Park undergo a transformation through a $500,000 improvement project. The park renovations have included a more accessible playground, splash pad, and

If you drive down North 25th Street, it doesn’t take you long to recognize the specific culture that exists along the corridor. Small businesses like El Pollo del Rey, Casa Bonita, Yasmeen’s Boutique, 25th Street

Here at Grassroots Community Development we have a lot of people to thank for the awesome service that they have provided. Last Week we had our first Homebuyer Education Class for 2019. We had Professionals

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