Build Urban Prosperity

Build urban prosperity partners with its related organization, build up, to achieve the same goal of providing low-income youth with career-ready skills through education and training. The organizations are related through common management and board members. The primary purpose of build urban prosperity is to hold purchased real estate that its not-for-profit partner, build up, uses to help train students in learning construction skills and improve value in low income neighborhoods.

$290K from 1 funder · 6 grants · 2018–2023