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Wincoram Commonsâ realizing a community vision
Marianne Garvin, CEO, Community Development Corporation of Long Island
Revitalizing a neighborhood while preserving its character
Robert Goldman, President, Montgomery Housing Partnership
Challenge: The Long Branch neighborhood of East Silver Spring, MD, struggled with a declining commercial business district. A lack of investment, blight, crime and neglect kept what should have been a vibrant economic corridor from thriving.
Quirky Kensington looks to the past to revitalize the future
Sandy Salzman, Executive Director, New Kensington Community Development Corp.
Historic factory makeover gives artists and the community a place to create
Kevin O’Connor, Chief Executive Officer, RUPCO
A house by house approach to revitalization
Bruce Luecke, Interim President and CEO, Homeport
Building community and finding strength in a low-income market
Pilar Hogan Closkey, Executive Director, Saint Joseph’s Carpenter Society
Challenge: To help low-income families in the historic, but struggling, city of Camden, NJ, thrive in place, while revitalizing the city itself.
Strategically revitalizing a distressed Detroit neighborhood
Timothy S. Thorland, executive director, Southwest Housing Solutions
Healthy blocks: rescuing neighborhoods from the brink
Eric Van Dusen, director of community initiatives, NeighborWorks Rochester
Building stronger communities one neighborhood at a time
By Stephanie Grant, Vice President, Corporate Communications
Wells Fargo
Once a blighted community, there was really no reason to go to Sacramento's Oak Park neighborhood. However, over the past seven years that has changed.
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