We just sent out our first newsletter of the year! Check it out for some team updates and info about our first (!) event of 2021. https://t.co/gAyTNNZKkB
During COVID-19, they pivoted to hosting virtual events such as Home Preservation in the Age of COVID-19 in their Money Matters Series. Check out the recording of the event, it was an incredibly informative presentation! https://t.co/to1xGLatHp
RNHS has also served residents through education programs that include financial literacy programs, home loan programs, foreclosure prevention, and affordable rental counseling.
RNHS has developed, acquired and/or rehabilitated over 400 single family homes in East Bay (with a specific focus on Richmond, El Cerrito, San Pablo and Pinole) to sell or manage as affordable homes to purchase, or rent for low-income families.
In honor of Black History Month, we're highlighting Bay Area based, Black-led nonprofits! Today, we're amplifying the work of Richmond Neighborhood Housing Services (RNHS) - a 🧵
Show them some love by buying a gift card at https://t.co/9WZq36AY9U. You'll want to be the first person to get your hands on that banana pudding once Hazel opens up again!
Photo credit to RM on Yelp
Happy Friday, everyone! In honor of Black History Month, we're sharing our favorite Black-led nonprofits and Black-owned businesses in the Bay Area. Today, we're highlighting @hazelbarsf! This is our treasurer Zeenna's favorite Black-owned restaurant in the Bay Area.
"We had a lovely time at Hazel Southern Bar & Kitchen with amazing cocktails and delicious food. YNPNsfba hosted their last in-person Happy Hour there in 2020. Currently it's closed but hopefully will open up soon. Keep supporting your beloved black-owned businesses," Zeenna says
Tomorrow (Tuesday, February 3), APTP is hosting Jail Support Training, where you can learn more about APTP and the proper processes for crews.
https://t.co/q851UtXAV4
It's Black History Month! To celebrate the phenomenal impact that the Black community has made in shaping our communities, YNPN San Francisco Bay Area will be highlighting Black-owned nonprofits and businesses in the Bay Area throughout this month. You don't want to miss this!
If you want to read more about the creation of Black Lives Matter, check out @OsopePatrisse's When They Call You A Terrorist https://t.co/CVTv8FE4W0 #YNPN20