Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations

?? Attention Philadelphia Nonprofit Leaders & Board Members! Are you ready to transform your board engagement from frightful to delightful? Join PACDC & Kim Bianca Burgess of VCL Consulting for an in-person workshop on boosting your board engagement. This info filled session will equip nonprofit leaders with powerful strategies for board meeting prep, behavior management, decision-making, and conflict resolution. ??? Tickets Required! Don't let this opportunity vanish like a ghost. Click the event link to secure your spot!

veder reddick and yours truly had the pleasure to join The Enterprise Center Ian Lawrence and @Neighborhood Progress Fund’s Reco Owens, CFA at the Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations Equitable Development Conference to discuss how CDFI’s have been fostering growth in Philadelphia’s neighborhoods economy. The conference focused on Immigration: A Tapestry of Philadelphia.

Congratulations to PACDC member, HELP USA who received a?2024 Global Innovation Challenge grant of $500,000, one of only nine community organizations in the U.S. and 50 worldwide! The grant will allow HELP to pilot a web-based data management platform to increase the capacity, efficiency, and accessibility of homelessness prevention programs in the Bronx. HELP currently operates three Homebase programs for the City of New York, providing wrap-around services to prevent homelessness and increase housing stability for over 6,500 households annually. The pilot project will provide a model that can be replicated and shared across City Agencies. HELP USA President and CEO Dan Lehman said: "HELP has been a leader in homelessness prevention for decades... Through the commitment of visionary organizations like Citi which recognize the importance of PREVENTING homelessness, we can expand the scale and scope of what we do - making sure people remain stably housed and keeping them out of the shelter system."

?? The Philadelphia Department of Commerce (Commerce) seeks a consulting team to develop an organizational strategic plan for the South Street Headhouse District. The plan will focus on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), management and operations capacity building, board composition and involvement, and financial growth and stability, among other organizational needs. In addition to the final plan, the consulting team will also provide training to the board of directors and consultation to staff on a variety of organizational matters. ·????????The Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC) is issuing this Request for Proposals (RFP) on behalf Commerce who will oversee the RFP process, contract awards, and negotiation. ·????????Questions: RFP questions are due to [email protected]?by Monday, October 21, 2024, 5pm EST ·????????Proposals Due: Monday November 4, 2024, 9am EST. Please see full RFP posting here: https://lnkd.in/egDargxu

Greetings Everyone! Fall time is upon us. Please join the Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporation (PACDC), and Kim Burgess for our "Board Engagement Isn't Scary" discussion. This focus of this discussion will be the importance of board involvement. This info filled session will equip nonprofit leaders with powerful strategies for meeting prep, behavior management, decision-making, and conflict resolution.

DON'T MISS OUT! Registration is almost over for the 2024 PACDC Equitable Development Conference. Join us! https://shorturl.at/mm8CY Check out the panel: Immigrant Inclusive Communications, with Maria Giraldo Gallo, Formerly City of Philadelphia, Alex Millard, PACDC, Damon Rich, Hector Urban Design, Sarah Yeung, Sojourner Consulting This will be a panel to discuss how communications, marketing, and events can be more immigrant inclusive. #PACDC2024EDC?#Immigration?#Philadelphia?#Philly?#Smallbusiness?#housingsecurity

Check out the NEW interview with PACDC's Director of Membership Engagement & Programming and first generation immigrant, Jeanna Murat! We cannot wait to see you at the 2024 PACDC Equitable Development Conference on Oct 7th. Registration ends Monday, join us! #PACDC2024EDC #Immigration #smallbusiness #philly #phillynonprofit #nonprofit https://lnkd.in/eeDJ99Ds

Join us for an insightful exploration of how immigrant entrepreneurship shapes and revitalizes Philadelphia's commercial corridors in the workshop: Where Global is Local: Immigrant-Owned Businesses in Commercial Corridors with Yvonne Boye, Department of Commerce, Stephanie Michel, Olney Community Collaborative (N5SRP), Lee Nentwig, NKCDC, Sunny Phanthavong, Vientiane Bistro, Haoyi Shang, Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation, and Ying Jing, Artiva Hair Salon. Registration ends Monday! https://shorturl.at/mm8CY #PACDC2024EDC?#Immigration?#Philadelphia?#Philly?#Smallbusiness?#housingsecurity New Kensington Community Development Corporation (NKCDC) Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation (PCDC) Artiva Hair Salon Philadelphia Department of Commerce

REGISTRATION ENDS MONDAY for the 2024 PACDC Equitable Development Conference. Join us! https://shorturl.at/mm8CY

Less than a month until the 2024 PACDC Equitable Development Conference! Join us for Shifting the paradigm: Advancing homeownership opportunities for immigrant families with Jonathan Encarnacion, Ira Goldstein, and Abraham Pardo REGISTER TODAY! https://shorturl.at/mm8CY By some estimates, 40 million immigrants in the United States have created $3.7 trillion in housing wealth, helping stabilize less desirable communities where home prices are declining or would otherwise have declined. In Philadelphia, the influx of immigrants has helped stabilize and sustain population growth; areas such as Northeast and South Philadelphia have seen some of the more drastic changes. By providing access to the more granular aspects of a process that has proven successful in assisting hundreds of families in Philadelphia, workshop participants will be encouraged to explore and replicate certain aspects of the formula which can be applied to other fields beyond housing. #PACDC2024EDC #affordablehousing #equitabledevelopment #immigration Urban League of Philadelphia Reinvestment Fund Community First Fund