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Women's Community Building
100 West Seneca StreetIthaca, NY 14850
USA
Established 1959
The Women's Community Building (WCB) is the focal point of the City Federation of Women's Organizations in the located in the Winton-Brooks mansion in downtown Ithaca. The WCB offers educational programs, office space for not-for-profit organizations, and meeting space for a wide variety of community organizations. These initiatives reflect the purpose of the WCB: to provide opportunities that enrich the lives of women of all ages and their families through its diverse services.
The WCB is home to a community library with a growing collection of books, tapes, and periodicals. There is a kitchen at the WCB, designed as a certified commercial facility for caterers and small scale food processors, which will also support events that take place at the WCB. [Text adapted from website]
Description last updated on 12-Jul-05
http://www.lightlink.com/womens/Contact:
Sarah Johnson, director of operations
womens@lightlink.com
607-272-1247
Youth Empowerment Center
1357A 5th StreetOakland, CA 94607
USA
Established 2000
Founded in January 2000 by young people who have emerged as leadership from existing youth nonprofits, YEC represents the organic development of young people creating new organizations, institutions, and intermediaries that meet the needs of their constituencies and communities. YEC was formed by several of the Bay Area's strongest youth-supporting institutions--C-Beyond, the School of Unity and Liberation, Underground Railroad and Youth Force--to better meet the needs of the growing youth movement.
The youth-supporting groups clustered together to form the YEC Support Center, which serves a broad range of youth projects with technical assistance, training, and organizational development programs. YEC also committed to fiscally sponsoring grassroots youth projects that do exciting work but lack nonprofit status. These projects are managed by YEC but maintain creative control over the programs and direction of their work. [Text adapted from website]
Description last updated on 15-Jul-05
http://www.youthec.org/index2.htmlContact:
Mark Ybarra, YEC Operations Manager
info@youthec.org
510-451-5466
YouthVille Detroit
7375 Woodward Ave.Detroit, MI 48202
USA
Agency Type: Mixed--by design/plan
In 2003 the Detroit Youth Foundation (DYF) and Detroit Mayor Kwame M. Kilpatrick announced plans for YouthVille Detroit, a 75,000-square-foot facility. Designed to be the most comprehensive neighborhood youth development center in the city of Detroit, the two-story structure features a glass façade that allows passersby to see directly into the facility from the street.
Interior renovation and construction began in 2004 with occupancy beginning in 2005. Costs for the project were estimated at $13.5 million, including building purchase, renovation, and furnishings. Funding for the project was sought from foundations and the private sector.
Tenant partners include:
- Black Family Development, Inc.
- Child Care Coordinating Council of Detroit/Wayne County, Inc.
- Children's Aid Society
- Detroit Parent Network
- Don Bosco Hall
- Henry Ford Health System
- New Center Community Mental Health
- Sylvan Learning Center
- United Negro College Fund
- YMCA of Metro Detroit
- Youth Sports and Recreation Commission
[Text adapted from Detroit Youth Foundation and local media websites]
Description last updated on 15-Sep-05
http://www.detroityouth.org/Contact:
Anthony E. Thompson, executive director of YouthVille
athompson@detroityouth.org
313-875-3400/ Fax: 313-875-3401
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