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Bennett Center of London Bennett Center of London

Bennett Center of London

The Bennett Center of London, Inc.
240 Bennett Circle
London, KY 40741
USA

Agency Type: Human service

Established 1998

In 1998 Union College, Red Bird Missionary Conference, and the General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church did extensive exploration of ways to creatively re-use the facilities formerly occupied by Sue Bennett College in London, Kentucky.

From this beginning emerged a three-way partnership to establish the Bennett Center and restore ministry to the campus. One of its programs, the nonprofit Incubator, offers practical support to nonprofit groups organized to address community needs. In addition, buildings on the campus house nonprofit organizations such as the local YMCA, the London Early Childhood Educations Center, Laurel County Adult Education and Literacy, and Goodwill Industries, which address various needs of children and families. [Text adapted from past correspondence and conversations between administrative staff and Diane Kaplan Vinokur]

Description last updated on 12-Jul-05

http://www.bennettcenter.org/

Contact:
Michael Bryant, executive director
mail@bennettcenter.org
606-877-1964/ Fax: 606-862-0211
Bikkurim: An Incubator for New Jewish Ideas

Bikkurim: An Incubator for New Jewish Ideas

111 Eighth Ave., 11th Flr.
New York, NY 10011
USA

Agency Type: Ethnic/Religious /Tribal Organizations

Established 2000

Bikkurim (pronounced bee-koor-EEM) provides resident groups (new nonprofit organizations) with the resources necessary to grow their ideas into viable organizations. This includes office space and access to conference rooms, use of office supplies, computer and phone systems, and small stipends. Bikkurim also gives groups valuable access to a network of experts and professionals, and provides exposure to the inner workings of the New York Jewish organizational world.

Since its founding in 2000, Bikkurim has provided over a half-million dollars in in-kind support to a total of 16 new Jewish organizations. Currently, 11 groups are in the incubator. Bikkurim participants may occupy space at Bikkurim for up to 4 1/2 years. [Text adapted from website]

Description last updated on 15-Sep-05

http://www.bikkurim.org/

Contact:
Nina Bruder, director
info@bikkurim.org
212-284-6896/Fax:212- 284-6951
Brotherhood Crusade (200 East Clauson Complex) Brotherhood Crusade (200 East Clauson Complex)

Brotherhood Crusade (200 East Clauson Complex)

200 E. Clauson Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90011
USA

Established 1968

The Brotherhood Crusade was founded in 1968 to help support the goals and needs of the urban communities and community organizations struggling to survive. Located in South Central Los Angeles, the 200 East Clauson Complex provides space for the offices of Mothers in Action, Sabriya's Castle, and the Brotherhood Crusade, among others. These co-locating organizations receive free office space, grants, and technical services. [Text adapted from website]

Description last updated on 15-Jul-05

http://www.brotherhoodcrusade.org/

Contact:
Danny J. Bakewell, sr. president and CEO
info@brotherhoodcrusade.org
323-846-1649
Brower Center (In Development) Brower Center (In Development)

Brower Center (In Development)

2530 San Pablo Ave., Suite D
Berkeley, CA 94702
USA

Berkeley, California, is planning the David Brower Center, a world-class facility to house environmental groups that also relates the story of environmental activism to the public. The city of Berkeley has offered a site close to both UC Berkeley and the Berkeley BARTstation. The Brower Center would be part of a new mixed-use building incorporating a theater, an art gallery, retail space, and affordable housing. The Brower Center is now under construction and scheduled to open in early 2009. [Text adapted from website]

Description last updated on 05-Jul-05

http://www.browercenter.org

Contact:
Martha Belcher
martha@browercenter.org
510-486-/0286/Fax: 510-845-1439
Calhoun Building

Calhoun Building

#404
711 West Lake St.
Minneapolis, MN 55408
USA

Agency Type: Arts

Established 1996

The Calhoun Building is a six-story Minneapolis "arts incubator" whose 44,000 square feet provide 36 affordable office, studio, rehearsal, and performance space for arts organizations as well as market-rate space for commercial tenants.

It is the first development financed without public or private subsidies by Artspace, a Minneapolis-based nonprofit whose mission is to provide incubator space for small and emerging arts organizations.

Built in 1913 as an athletic club, the Calhoun originally boasted both a sixth-floor gymnasium and a basement bowling alley. But for most of its life, it was an office building with a variety of small business and professional tenants. Artspace acquired the Calhoun in 1996 and has made substantial improvements since then--a total investment of $1.1 million. [Text adapted from website]

Description last updated on 01-Jul-05

http://www.artspaceprojects.org

Contact:
Dean Crowell, asset manager
dean@artspaceprojects.org
612-465-0232

 

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