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Provides Seniors with weekly grocery bags containing fresh produce and healthy staples through community distribution sites and home delivery services. Offers an onsite free food market to distribute rescued groceries. Serves community lunches on weekdays.

Provides training, consulting, and support for entrepreneurs to start or grow a business. Offers access to capital, marketplaces, workshops, and networking opportunities.

Provides support for navigating physical, emotional, and social changes from community redevelopment. Offers relocation readiness, housing stabilization, community stewardship, health, and wellness services.

Provides homelessness prevention program to households at risk of homelessness. Offers financial assistance for rent payments and security deposits.

Coordinates home delivered meals for adults with a disability and seniors. Provides breakfast, lunch, and dinner depending on type of delivery service. Provides five days per week, once weekly, or twice weekly delivery options. Offers hot, refrigerated, or frozen meals based on client needs. Offers heart healthy and soften food options based on client needs.

Provides supplemental food assistance, emergency grocery packages, and nutritional support to low-income individuals and families in the community to mitigate food insecurity.

• Roof, Exterior Paint and Windows Only Loan - provides funds for these specific repairs. Needs minimal paperwork and processing time.
• Complete Rehab Loan - provides loans up to $75,000 at 1% interest with a greatest term of 30 years.
• Rental Rehab Loan - is available to owners of rental property. If the units are rent to low-income tenants at affordable rents.
• Senior Minor Home Repair Grant - available to low-income seniors age 60 or over. Is a non-repayable grant up to $2,500 to do minor home repairs.
• Security Bars Grant - provides income eligible homeowners with up to $1,500. To remove or replace fixed security bars on bedroom windows and exit doors.

Provides library cards, public computer, and wireless internet access. Offers resource collection of books, audiobooks, newspapers, magazines, CDs, and DVDs.

Provides elementary education.

Provides developmental and behavioral screenings for children. Offers healthy development information and referrals to community resources.

Provides youth leadership, mental wellness, and peer engagement programming to reduce mental health stigma and elevate youth voices. Offers interactive wellness activities, peer networking, public speaking, advocacy skill-building, and college and career readiness support. Collaborates on youth mental health initiatives to expand access to community resources.

Provides maintenance of public streets, traffic lights, and signals.

Provides comprehensive animal support services to help people with an illness or disability. Offers, pet food, pet supplies, and financial assistance for veterinary care. Assists with dog walking, home cat care, and pet fostering services.

Provides assistance and advocacy to families for special education programs at school.

Provides a preschool program focusing on screen-free outdoor learning, social development, creative play, practical skills, art, music, and pre-K preparation. Offers morning schedules with optional afternoon extended care, alongside daily scratch-prepared breakfast and lunch. Gives enrolled participants priority for elementary school enrollment.

Assists youth at risk or experiencing homelessness with finding safe stable housing. Provides opportunities for youth to build community and develop connections. Offers hygiene supplies, clothing, and referrals to community resources.

Provides Tdap immunizations against tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis (whooping cough), as required for children entering grades TK-12th.