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Nonprofits›Thirteenth Street Neighborhood Advisory Committee

Community Improvement & Capacity Building

Thirteenth Street Neighborhood Advisory Committee

SAN JOSE, CA

Website

Total revenue

$283K

Total expenses

$275K

Net assets

$277K

Grants received

$253K

15 grants

EIN

481291923

Tax year

2023

Mission

This organization was formed to work with the city of San Jose and the citizenry of the Northside neighborhood in the redevelopment of north central San Jose to benefit all the residents in the area. It specifically strives to help develop and improve economic and housing opportunities for the many low income residents in the area while preserving the economic, ethnic and social diversity of the neighborhood, in addition to providing economic opportunities and the best quality of life for all residents.

Programs

4 programs

The Joyce Ellington library is located within the historic Northside neighborhood near downtown San Jose. This library contains books, periodicals, and other media and provides other valuable community services, such as internet training, community service for young adults through the Teens Reach Group, and many children's events and story times. These funds were established to accept donations and used books to generate resources to help maintain and upgrade the library in its continuing endeavors, including library programs for the community. Due to COVID-19, no in-person activities were occurring and so no funding was requested or spent on extra programs.

Expenses: $1K

Other general accomplishments include holding monthly meetings with city officials and the public to share, collaborate and / or present information, install median plants, provide extra childrens swimming pool hours, and assistance for a festival in the park. During the Covid shutdown our normally in-person meetings were converted to Zoom calls.

Coughlan Scholarship Sports Fund: Supports athletic/sport activities by providing monetary grants to kids in qualifying low income households residing in our community.

Friends of Watson Park: A committee of the Northside Neighborhood Association, organizes cleanups, tree plantings, and other events in the park.

Expenses: $195