REIMAGINE MACK ROAD FOUNDATION

CALVIP: to improve public health and safety by supporting effective violence reduction initiatives in communities that are disproportionately impacted by violence, particularly group-member involved homicides, shootings, and aggravated assaults.

#styn: to provide 2 pop-up events per month in the evening to the community while collecting surveys, demographics, and data.

Community care: grant funding to support community center operations, staff, and program activities (kaiser permanente.)

SHINE: Projects that focus on reinvigorating neighborhoods, engaging youth, restoring habitats, lifting local business, beautifying common areas and inviting all residents to participate in the 2030 Clean Energy Vision.

Sacramento youth development: funds were used to provide staffings for various youth programs, holiday events, community center expanded learning programs, youth workforce development, academic support, and supportive services such as hot meals, computer workstations, school supplies, and safe adult mentors.

PRO YOUTH & FAMILIES: Marijuana Prevention Program for 20 youth- education/warning about use and misuse of cannabis- Stipends for students participating in program.

Ann land bertha henschel grant (albh): city of sacramento funded to provide access to free supplemental food and healthy snacks to underserved youth who participate in our programs at the mack road valley hi community center.

City festival: mack road fall festival and trunk-in-treat event- one-time event grant funding to host a free community festival providing safe and drug-free outreach activities and entertainment.

Pryde: community center renovations were made, and a bicycle program and music studio was supplied.

Arpa: food program designated for food and purchase of food storage equipment (one year grant.)

City of Sacramento- CFA Summer Youth Workforce- summer youth workforce development program for 6 youth- stipends work experience and training