Resource directory
Search 31 vetted resources — housing help, youth programs, safety services, food, bills and the nonprofits our neighbors actually use.
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Repairs, rent, ownership and staying in your home.
Volunteer crews and vetted Black-owned contractors handle roofs, steps, ramps, railings and weatherization for neighbors who can't cover the cost.
Who it's for: Homeowners in the footprint; priority for elders, veterans and disabled residents.
A trained neighbor walks you through emergency rental assistance, foreclosure prevention, property tax relief and landlord disputes — paperwork included.
Who it's for: Renters and homeowners facing a shut-off, eviction filing or tax delinquency.
Six-week class on credit, down payment assistance, inspections and appraisal bias — taught with a Black-owned lender and a HUD-approved counselor.
Who it's for: Renters in or near the footprint planning to buy within two years.
Free consultations with volunteer attorneys on repairs, deposits, retaliation and eviction defense. Bring your lease and any notices you received.
Who it's for: Any renter in the footprint.
Tutoring, jobs, sports and leadership for our young people.
Paid summer positions for teens tending the community beds, running the produce stand and mentoring younger kids. Real paychecks, real references.
Who it's for: Ages 14 – 18 living in the footprint.
Reading and math tutoring, homework space, laptops and a hot snack. Volunteer tutors include retired teachers from the neighborhood.
Who it's for: Grades K – 12.
Teens run their own agenda — clean-ups, media, neighborhood storytelling — and hold two voting seats at the general membership meeting.
Who it's for: Ages 13 – 19.
Association scholarships for graduating seniors plus hands-on help completing the FAFSA, scholarship essays and HBCU applications.
Who it's for: Graduating seniors and their families.
Free play mornings for toddlers and preschoolers with story time, early literacy kits and a caregiver support circle in the next room.
Who it's for: Ages 0 – 5 with a caregiver.
Watch teams, lighting, cameras and conflict support.
Weekly walking patrol with vests and flashlights. New walkers are paired with an experienced block captain — no training required to start.
Who it's for: Everyone. Kids welcome with an adult.
Twenty-four neighbors keeping a contact list, running the block group text and routing concerns straight to the board. Find yours or become one.
Who it's for: Every street in the footprint has one.
Quarterly audits log dark corners and broken streetlights for a joint city request, plus group-rate porch lights and doorbell cameras.
Who it's for: Homeowners and renters (with landlord sign-off for fixtures).
Trained resident mediators help settle fence lines, noise, parking and family disputes before anybody calls the police or a lawyer.
Who it's for: Any two parties in the footprint willing to sit down.
Call or text 988 any hour for suicide, mental health or substance crises. Ask for a counselor if you prefer not to involve police.
Who it's for: Anyone, any time.
Partner organizations rooted in and around the footprint.
Job placement, financial coaching, housing counseling and youth workforce programs serving Black families across the metro.
Who it's for: Open to all residents; bring ID and proof of address.
Civil legal help with evictions, utility shut-offs, benefits denials, expungement and consumer debt for low-income households.
Who it's for: Income-qualified residents.
Certification, capital access, contracting opportunities and networking for Black-owned businesses in and around the footprint.
Who it's for: Black-owned businesses at any stage.
Regional food bank supplying our monthly produce distribution and the community fridge, plus SNAP application assistance.
Who it's for: No income verification for mobile distributions.
Critical home repair and aging-in-place modifications on a sliding scale, plus the ReStore for discounted building materials.
Who it's for: Income-qualified homeowners.
Groceries, hot meals, clinics and wellness.
Fresh produce boxes handed out in the church lot — no ID, no paperwork, no questions. Volunteers deliver to homebound elders.
Who it's for: Any household in the footprint.
Take what you need, leave what you can. Stocked daily by neighbors and local restaurants; shelf-stable pantry inside the vestibule.
Who it's for: Everyone.
Partner clinic offers primary care, diabetes and hypertension management. Nurses also run free BP checks at every general meeting.
Who it's for: Uninsured and underinsured residents.
Weekly calls, rides to appointments and the polls, grocery runs, yard work and a wellness walk that ends at the garden.
Who it's for: Residents 62+ and their caregivers.
Keeping the lights, heat and water on.
LIHEAP applications, shut-off protection letters, budget billing setup, payment plan negotiation and free weatherization referrals.
Who it's for: Income-qualified households; bring your last two bills.
Enrollment help for reduced-price broadband, refurbished laptops for students and one-on-one digital literacy sessions.
Who it's for: Households with a student, senior or benefit enrollment.
Work, training, credit and Black business support.
Our free directory of Black-owned contractors, salons, caterers, mechanics and creatives inside the footprint — keep the dollars circulating here.
Who it's for: Residents hiring, and businesses listing.
Monthly session on credit repair, banking without predatory fees, emergency savings and building a family budget that survives a bad month.
Who it's for: Any member.
Referrals into union apprenticeships, CDL training and contractor licensing, with neighbors already in the trades as sponsors.
Who it's for: Adults 18+ in the footprint.
311, code enforcement and getting the city to answer.
Potholes, streetlights, code enforcement, abandoned vehicles and illegal dumping. Send us your case number and we'll push it at the next city meeting.
Who it's for: Any resident with an open or stalled case.
Scheduled haul-off for mattresses, appliances and yard waste, plus rotating neighborhood dumpsters on clean-up Saturdays.
Who it's for: Every household in the footprint.
We track ownership, push mowing orders and help neighbors acquire adjacent lots through the land bank for gardens and side yards.
Who it's for: Residents next to a vacant or nuisance lot.
If it serves our neighbors — especially Black-owned and Black-led organizations — send it over. A board member reviews and verifies every submission before it goes live.