In partnership with Boards For Change – the collaborative community beautification project with a purpose created in direct response to demonstrations in 2020 – Republic FC has created a coalition of community organizations. Sixteen organizations that impact and support Black youth locally have received a $1,000 grant and will join the club to form a new diversity and racial justice coalition to provide the club with insight and guidance.
During Black History Month, Republic FC is hosting another auction with Boards For Change – with the funds to benefit more organizations focused on supporting Black youth in Sacramento. Bidding on 17 selections is now open at www.sacrepublicfc.com/change. The club will also profile several coalition members, and provide opportunities to support the tremendous work in Sacramento.
In partnership with Boards For Change – the collaborative community beautification project with a purpose created in direct response to demonstrations in 2020 – Republic FC has created a coalition of community organizations. Sixteen organizations that impact and support Black youth locally have received a $1,000 grant and will join the club to form a new diversity and racial justice coalition to provide the club with insight and guidance.
During Black History Month, Republic FC is hosting another auction with Boards For Change – with the funds to benefit more organizations focused on supporting Black youth in Sacramento. Bidding on 17 selections is now open at www.sacrepublicfc.com/change. The club will also profile several coalition members, and provide opportunities to support the tremendous work in Sacramento.
Established in 1989, St. Hope is a group of non-profit organizations committed to revitalizing Oak Park through high-quality public education and economic development.
Former Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson founded St. Hope initially, as an after-school program that has molded into a multifaceted school and youth group system that has greatly impacted the growth of students in Oak Park.
St. HOPE operates PS7 Elementary School, PS7 Middle School, and Sacramento Charter High School and focuses on creating self-motived graduates who are committed to serving others.
With that path, St. HOPE commits to the greater opportunity and chances that students going through their system will attend a four-year college.
Established in 1989, St. Hope is a group of non-profit organizations committed to revitalizing Oak Park through high-quality public education and economic development.
Former Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson founded St. Hope initially, as an after-school program that has molded into a multifaceted school and youth group system that has greatly impacted the growth of students in Oak Park.
St. HOPE operates PS7 Elementary School, PS7 Middle School, and Sacramento Charter High School and focuses on creating self-motived graduates who are committed to serving others.
With that path, St. HOPE commits to the greater opportunity and chances that students going through their system will attend a four-year college.
In 2019, St. HOPE announced that in its 30 years of existence that its programs and impact have contributed more than $400 million to the local economy, including more than $5.7 million in just the Oak Park area.
“Not only has St. HOPE had a significant impact on revitalizing the Oak Park Area, but our investment in the region is also creating hundreds of jobs and generating tax revenue to fund essential city services and programs,” said Jake Mossawir, CEO of St. HOPE. “The impact of St. HOPE has grown exponentially over its 30 years. Initially focused on boosting educational attainment for kids in the Oak Park community – today our family of nonprofits is bringing wide-reaching and measurable benefits to families and businesses in the greater Sacramento area.”
According to the economic impact report, St. HOPE has created nearly 390 new jobs or expanded existing jobs in the greater Sacramento area.
In 2019, St. HOPE announced that in its 30 years of existence that its programs and impact have contributed more than $400 million to the local economy, including more than $5.7 million in just the Oak Park area.
“Not only has St. HOPE had a significant impact on revitalizing the Oak Park Area, but our investment in the region is also creating hundreds of jobs and generating tax revenue to fund essential city services and programs,” said Jake Mossawir, CEO of St. HOPE. “The impact of St. HOPE has grown exponentially over its 30 years. Initially focused on boosting educational attainment for kids in the Oak Park community – today our family of nonprofits is bringing wide-reaching and measurable benefits to families and businesses in the greater Sacramento area.”
According to the economic impact report, St. HOPE has created nearly 390 new jobs or expanded existing jobs in the greater Sacramento area.
St. HOPE has also assisted in creating businesses in the Sacramento area including 40 Acres Art and Cultural Center, bookstores, barbershops, and a 200-seat theater.
These various projects help develop important skills for youth with different interests including artistry and athletics to help build well-educated students with a variety of recreational activities.
Fans can learn more about St. HOPE online here and can support their continuous cause to improve education in the Oak Park area of Sacramento here.
St. HOPE has also assisted in creating businesses in the Sacramento area including 40 Acres Art and Cultural Center, bookstores, barbershops, and a 200-seat theater.
These various projects help develop important skills for youth with different interests including artistry and athletics to help build well-educated students with a variety of recreational activities.
Fans can learn more about St. HOPE online here and can support their continuous cause to improve education in the Oak Park area of Sacramento here.
