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Working together to create a difference

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Dawn Lee, Executive Director/CEO, Neighborhood Housing Services of the Inland Empire

Revitalization creates new home for legally blind homeowner

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In its time, the house on Topeka Street in Wichita, Kansas, was an asset for the neighborhood. Built in 1920, the front-gabled Craftsman bungalow duplex had dual-gabled porches that were peaked at the ridge in Asian fashion. Then, it fell into decline and disuse, turning into an eyesore. Vacant and boarded-up, the taxes went unpaid for five years.

Resident leadership in bloom: cultivating community in the Ivy Street Garden

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James A. Paley, Executive Director, Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven

Developing community leadership to meet local challenges

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Gary Pollio, Executive Director, Interfaith Community Housing of Delaware

A community engagement model that is transforming the operating culture of a community

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J. Michael Pitchford, President and CEO, CPDC
Luann Tia Blount, Vice President of External Relations, CPDC

A tiny solution to a big problem

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Martina Guilfoil, President and CEO, Chattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise
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Gaffney Place: Rehabbing historic homes brings neighborhood back to life

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Seila Mosquera, Executive Director, NeighborWorks New Horizons
 

Volunteer force fills a financial void

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Jesse Ergott, President and CEO, NeighborWorks Northeastern Pennsylvania
 

Boston’s Bartlett Square: A creative village is key to anti-gentrification effort

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By David Price, Executive Director and David Bresnahan, Director of Resource Development and Marketing, Nuestra Comunidad

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