Historic Eastside CDC

Preserving the Eastside community by improving access to affordable housing, social services, cultural development, wealth building, education & safety.

[Historic Eastside CDC @CdcEastside]

10 years protecting 200 years of history. This #GivingTuesday, help Historic Eastside restore our neighborhood’s landmarks & stories. Every donation makes history possible. 💙
Donate: https://t.co/qRij47tUn9
#PreservationMatters #Jacksonville

[Historic Eastside CDC @CdcEastside]

Celebrate Jacksonville's incredible artists of color this Small Business Saturday at Historic Eastside cultural center, a vibrant marketplace showcasing handcrafted fine art and one-of-a-kind gifts from our community's most talented creators. FREE EVENT#ShopSmall #SmallBizSat

[Historic Eastside CDC @CdcEastside]

There is till time to double your donation to Historic Eastside CDC as we work to serve the whole soul of our residents and community.

https://t.co/qRij47tUn9

[Historic Eastside CDC @CdcEastside]

By investing in families as a whole, we’re not just providing a hand up; we’re helping cultivate independence, strength, and longevity within our communities. Join us in this mission. Support our efforts, spread the word and Double your donation today. https://t.co/0tnJRXZSZU

[Historic Eastside CDC @CdcEastside]

HECDC's mission is to reawaken its legacy—building on the neighborhood’s cultural wealth and human capital. By channeling resources into affordable housing, workforce development, youth enrichment, small business support, and artistic expression. https://t.co/hAk8z1AHlo

[Historic Eastside CDC @CdcEastside]

Eastside residents, business owners, patrons, and friends. Please take a few minutes to complete our Florida Avenue Main Street.

https://t.co/2gLq88oQHI

[LIFT JAX @LiftJax]

Through our partnership with @NewsfromJEA & @CityofJax, we’re investing in the future of generational residents with @CdcEastside. Upgrading their homes will lower utility bills, helping them remain OutEast in safe homes for generations to come. https://t.co/FmlKyKDoCO

[Historic Eastside CDC @CdcEastside]

@LiftJax It is our extreme pleasure to serve our residents

[City of Jacksonville @CityofJax]

Thanks to a partnership between the city, the @CdcEastside, @LiftJax, and @NewsfromJEA, 76 homes in the Out East neighborhood will see reduced utility bills. It is due in part to a $845,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy for the Repair, Restore and Resiliency project.

[Historic Eastside CDC @CdcEastside]

Our Prosper in Place campaign is poised to make a positive impact on the lives of EASTSIDE providing valuable resources to residents, and we couldn't be more excited for its launch. https://t.co/mNbPlGQBDx

[Bill Delaney @Tacachale]

Let’s go!!!

[JEA @NewsfromJEA]

Suzanne Pickett, CEO of HECDC shares her thoughts on the positive changes within the community through continued partnerships and new initiatives.

[JEA @NewsfromJEA]

Jacksonville @MayorDeegan shares how a secured grant will impact Historic Eastside homeowners, allowing them to reduce their energy consumption today and for years to come.

[JEA @NewsfromJEA]

JEA is proud to partner with @LiftJax, @CityofJax, and HECDC for the Restore Repair & Resilience program. This new partnership will help reduce energy and water consumption, ensure resiliency for the future, and provide education for the homeowners.

[Historic Eastside CDC @CdcEastside]

@sgarry @nytimes @sgarry it's the Arts for me and then Sunday business.

[Historic Eastside CDC @CdcEastside]

@TreyCsar Beautiful.

[LIFT JAX @LiftJax]

Congratulations to our Board Vice-Chair and @CdcEastside President Suzanne Pickett for being honored as one of @ONYXmag’s Women on the Move — a distinction celebrating trailblazing Black women who positively impact their communities and professions.

[David Garfunkel @dgarfunk]

Thrilled to represent @LiftJax on Capitol Hill yesterday, advocating for policies to support neighborhoods like the Historic Eastside. Thank you, @PurposeBuiltCS, for this incredible opportunity! #CommunityAdvocacy #PurposeBuiltOnTheHill

[Jimmy Peluso @JimmyPelusoCD7]

Redlining is rooted in the sordid history of racial segregation and harmed communities of color by limiting equal access to credit and shutting off opportunities to build wealth via homeownership.

Join me, tomorrow 2/27 at 4 p.m. in the Henry Cook Room at City Hall to discuss.