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MISSION WE DRIVE POLITICAL AND ECONOM IC EM POWERM ENT
VISION EM POWERED LIVES
W H AT D O E S “ C H I C A N O S P O R L A C A U S A” M E A N ? Our organization’s name represents our roots. The term “Chicano” refers to those who navigate both the Mexican and American worlds and was popularized during the Civil Rights movement, when CPLC formed. “Por La Causa” (pronounced “cow”-”saw”) translates to “for the Cause,” which at that time was combatting discrimination. Since then, we have expanded our interpretation of “Chicano” to mean anyone who believes in equal opportunity for all people, regardless of background, and “the Cause” continues to evolve, like CPLC, to meet the changing needs of the community.
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NEIGHBORHOOD CLE ANUP Every year, we partner with the City of Phoenix to clean up trash and debris in a distressed Phoenix neighborhood.
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A R E A O F I M PA C T:
HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
B E H AV I O R A L H E A LT H HIV SERVICES I M M I G R AT I O N SENIOR SERVICES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PA R E N T I N G E D U C AT I O N S U B S TA N C E A B U S E
SUBSTANCE ABUSE Many of our clients aspire to use their success to help others overcome substance abuse and addiction.
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H E A LT H & H U M A N S E R V I C E S
Behavioral Health
CPLC offers a wide range of behavioral health services through three programs: Centro De La Familia, housed at our Maryvale Community Service Center; Centro Esperanza in Mesa; and Friendship Community Metal Health Center, located at our headquarters in Phoenix. C P LC C E N T RO D E L A FA M I L I A CPLC Centro De La Familia provides outpatient behavioral health services for families and individuals of all ages. The program offers counseling and therapy services to those living with serious mental illness, general mental health issues, and substance abuse issues. These issues can be related to depression, anxiety, relationships, loss, substance abuse, suicidal thoughts, and trauma from sexual, emotional and/or physical abuse. Outpatient services offer flexible office hours and home-based services for children and their families, public transit accessibility, therapy in English and Spanish, and professional staff who utilize best practice models for treatment. C P LC C E N T RO ES P E R A N Z A CPLC Centro Esperanza offers specialized services for SMI populations focusing on case management and psychiatric services.
FR I E N DS H I P CO M M U N I T Y M E N TA L H E A LT H C E N T E R CPLC Friendship’s community-based Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for SMI adults provides intensive services following, or to prevent, a psychiatric hospitalization. We offer coordinated care with other community providers for long-term integrated psychiatric and substance abuse treatment as well as crisis prevention and medication management. Our services include both 1:1 and Group Counseling and serve both SMI Title 19 and non-19 populations. We provide transportation and two full meals per day catered by STAR. CPLC Friendship, CMHC is the only certified Medicare IOP program in Arizona and accepts most insurance plans.
C P LC C E N T RO D E L A FA M I L I A
C P LC C E N T RO ES P E R A N Z A
Located at the CPLC Maryvale Community Service Center:
25 N. Stapley Dr. Mesa, AZ 85203
6850 W. Indian School Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85033
(480) 615-3800
FR I E N DS H I P CO M M U N I T Y M E N TA L H E A LT H C E N T E R 1107 E. Tonto St. Phoenix, AZ 85034 (602) 241-6656
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H E A LT H & H U M A N S E R V I C E S
HIV Services
Immigration
Senior Services
We provide critical help to combat HIV/AIDS.
We help families navigate the immigration process.
CPLC offers a variety of services for low-income encore populations.
CPLC LUCES (Latinos Unidos Contra el Sida/Latinos United Against AIDS) provides HIV prevention education and supportive services to people living with or at risk of HIV/AIDS. The Centers for Disease Control reports that the rate of HIV infection for Latinos is three times higher than that of whites; at some point in their lives, 1 in 36 Latino men will be diagnosed with HIV. CPLC is committed to preventing new infections and helping those with HIV to live longer, healthier lives.
CPLC Family Immigration Services was established in 1978 in Somerton, AZ in response to the growing number of families in need of immigration services. Family Immigration Services has been accredited by the Board of Immigration Appeals since 1980.
Chicanos Por La Causa provides a comprehensive senior housing and meal program, including a center‐based program that offers advocacy and case management services. Along with assisting its residents though supportive services, the CPLC Senior Services program also provides its clients with a “Meals on Wheels” program as well a Senior Center Based Meal Program.
CPLC LUCES services include Medical and Supportive Case Management, Mental Health, Substance Abuse, Psychosocial Support, and HIV Testing/Counseling. C P LC LU C ES Located at the CPLC Maryvale Community Service Center: 6850 W. Indian School Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85033 (623) 247-0464 SENIOR SERVICES
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Our goal is to reunite families that have been divided by international borders. Our program offers a broad range of services designed to fit the needs of every family or individual going through the immigration process.
C P LC FA M I LY I M M I G R AT I O N S E RV I C ES 308 W. Main St. Somerton, AZ 85350
CPLC Healthy Aging provides HomeDelivered Meals, Congregate Meals, a Multipurpose Senior Center, and lowincome Senior Housing.
C P LC H E A LT H Y AG I N G Located at the CPLC Casa de Primavera Senior Apartments:
(928) 627-2042
1617 N. 45th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85035
somerton.immigration@cplc.org
(602) 269-6245
H E A LT H & H U M A N S E R V I C E S
Domestic Violence
Parenting Education
Substance Abuse
Your first step towards empowerment.
Our parenting programs help prevent child abuse by building strong families.
We meet the needs of each individual.
CPLC De Colores opened its doors in 1986 out of community-identified need for a domestic violence (DV) program that is culturally/linguistically appropriate for monolingual Spanish-speaking women and their children. Our DV shelter, located in South Phoenix, serves an average of 500600 clients a year recovering from abuse and ready to start a life free of violence. CPLC De Colores programming includes: C R I S I S P RO G R A M S
Provide immediate safety and security for families experiencing DV, along with family support counseling, case management, and lay legal advocacy
CPLC Parenting Arizona and CPLC Parenting Nevada provide family support services statewide through prevention, intervention and treatment programs. These services promote strong families by empowering parents to thrive, thereby creating communities where parents have the skills to raise healthy and successful children. CPLC Parenting Arizona programming includes Home Visitation, Parenting Classes, Family Resource Centers, Parent Aide Services, Building Resilient Families, and School Information.
H O U S I N G/A DVO CACY I N T E RV E N T I O N
Supportive housing enabling families an opportunity to begin a violent-free, selfsufficient life YO U T H P RO G R A M S
Prevention education, support and positive interaction for children living in the shelter and in the community CO M M U N I T Y- BAS E D P RO G R A M S
Counseling and case management services to DV victims in the community, as well as follow up services to families leaving the De Colores DV shelter C P LC D E CO LO R ES
C P LC PA R E N T I N G A R I ZO N A P H O E N IX
6741 N. 7th St. Phoenix, AZ 85014 (602) 248-0428 G UA DA L U P E
5840 E. Calle Santos Bravo Guadalupe, AZ 85283
In May 2015, we opened the doors for our Hospital Step Down Program to help clients transition from the hospital to permanent and stable housing. We serve both men and women in this program, who are connected with an SMI outpatient site.
F L AGS TA F F
201 E. Birch Ave. #1 Flagstaff, AZ 86001 (928) 773-9133
Community-Based Programs offered at the CPLC Maryvale Community Service Center:
218 W. 3rd St. Winslow, AZ 86047
6850 W. Indian School Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85033
(928) 587-8155
cplcdecolores.org
CPLC Corazรณn features a range of substance abuse services, including group, individual, family, and couples therapy, in addition to nightly community 12-step support groups. Our 65-bed, ADA accessible residential facility provides all meals, an on-site laundry facility free of charge, a basketball court, and a garden. We offer holistic health techniques including yoga, tai chi, chi gong, and sweat lodge.
(480) 491-2301
24-hour hotline: (602) 269-1515 General information: decolores@cplc.org
(623) 247-0464
CPLC Corazรณn is a client-centered, multicultural center with bilingual staff offering a variety of treatment modalities. We have been providing Substance Abuse treatment through our CARF Accredited Level II Residential Treatment Center since 1983. The 30- to 60-day structured treatment program incorporates best practices targeted to the clients enrolled in the program.
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C P LC PA R E N T I N G N E VA DA L AS V EGAS
(702) 207-1614
C P LC CO R A Zร N 3639 W. Lincoln St. Phoenix, AZ 85009 (602) 233-9747 We also offer outpatient services at the CPLC Maryvale Community Service Center: 6850 W Indian School Rd Phoenix, AZ 85033 (623) 247-0464 9
A R E A O F I M PA C T:
HOUSING
HOUSING COUNSELING NEIGHBORHOOD S TA B I L I Z AT I O N RURAL HOUSING S I N G L E - & M U LT I FA M I LY H O U S I N G SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZ ATION CPLC deployed more than $130,000,000 to revitalize neighborhoods crippled by the 2007 housing crisis, garnering a visit from President Barack Obama and HUD Secretary Juliรกn Castro.
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HOUSING
Single- & Multi-Family Housing We provide a full range of services for single- and multi-family housing, including residential development, design, construction, and realty. Our fully-owned for-profit subsidiaries Tiempo Inc., La Causa Development, La Causa Construction, and La Causa Realty offer professional expertise in design and construction as well as management and sale of residential and commercial projects, including apartment investment advisement, property development, domestic and international project marketing, residential asset management, acquisition, sales, and leasing. Our real estate division also specializes in contracting with municipalities and funding sources via federal grants, LIHTC Affordable Housing, New Market Tax Credit projects, funding from HUD, EDA and other community capital, provide affordable housing alternatives to the communities they serve. Balancing mission-driven projects with a competitive edge and expertise, the real estate division of CPLC is considered one of the top performing non-profits in the country.
S I N G L E- FA M I LY H O US I N G
S E N I O R H O US I N G
We build, sell, and manage affordable and market-rate assets, including modular housing, townhomes, condos, and new construction. In 2016, CPLC built 39 single-family homes.
CPLC has aggressively expanded the supply of affordable housing opportunities with supportive services for the elderly. In particular, we provide very low-income elderly with options that allow them to live independently in an environment that offers support services such as cleaning, cooking, transportation, recreation, etc. Through the combined efforts of CPLC and our multiple funding partners, hundreds of senior individuals living in our seven complexes enjoy the benefits of quality, affordable housing in a safe environment.
M U LT I - FA M I LY H O US I N G We provide leasing and property management services for senior, projectbased, affordable, and market-rate multifamily housing. CPLC currently manages 2,406 multifamily rental units.
T I E M P O, I N C . CPLC’s Single- and Multi-Family properties are managed by our wholly-owned subsidiary Tiempo, Inc. 1008 E. Buckeye Rd., Suite #100 Phoenix, AZ 85034 (602) 252-0482 tiempoinc.com 13
HOUSING
Rural Housing Our Self-Help program helps low- to moderate-income households construct their own homes in rural areas. Founded in 1993 in Santa Cruz County, CPLC Self-Help program is targeted to families who are unable to purchase a home through conventional methods and has helped more than 250 families build and own their own homes. Families participating in a mutual self-help project perform approximately 65% of construction labor on each other’s homes under qualified supervision. Working on weekends, they perform tasks such as wall framing, installing trusses, sheetrock, installing doors and windows and flooring, insulation, painting, siding, cabinets, and countertops. The savings from the reduction in labor costs allows otherwise ineligible families to own their homes.
C P LC S E L F- H E L P 575 N. Grand Ave. Nogales, AZ 85621 (520) 281-9570
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HOUSING
Housing Counseling
Supportive Housing Services
We empower individuals to become financially secure.
We provide housing stability to those who need it most.
CPLC is a Housing and Urban Development (HUD) approved counseling agency with more than thirty years of experience. CPLC provides housing counseling services designed to help individuals and families acquire relevant information needed to make sound decisions, identify affordable housing options, and maintain stability.
Our supportive housing services are grounded on the principle that permanent, stable housing is the foundation for success. We provide housing stability to populations which experience increased barriers to housing, such as:
CPLC’s staff of experienced housing counselors meets the needs of our clients through three primary areas of focus: AS S I S TA N C E
For clients experiencing a variety of housing issues including landlord-tenant conflicts, mortgage delinquency, pending foreclosure, and incidents of fraud. I N FO R M AT I O N
Through Homebuyer Education classes concerning the opportunities and responsibilities inherent in pre- and posthome purchases. CO U N S E L I N G
Including financial assessment, development of an individualized financial action plan, and pre-purchase counseling to prepare families for homeownership.
• Domestic Violence • Extremely Low Income • Previous Criminal History • Previous Foster Care • Separated Families • Serious Mental Illness • Substance Abuse and Addiction We provide the following services to help these populations attain housing stability: R E N TA L AS S I S TA N C E A D M I N I S T R AT I O N
We determine which individuals qualify for rental administration and deploy public and private funds to help these individuals pay rent R E S I D E N T S E RV I C E COO R D I N AT I O N
We prevent social isolation and promote aging in place for low-income seniors living at home by providing supportive services that help them maintain their independence and reduce Medicare/Medicaid costs. H O U S I N G N AV I GAT I O N
We help at-risk and underserved populations secure and maintain affordable, stable housing
C P LC H O US I N G CO U NS E L I N G
C P LC S U P P O RT I V E H O US I N G S E RV I C ES
P H O E N IX
shs@cplc.org
1402 S. Central Ave., Bldg A. Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 253-0838
L AS V EGAS
3685 Pecos-Mcleod Int. Las Vegas, NV 89121
CPLC Supportive Housing Initiative accepts clients by referral only.
(702) 207-1614
T U C SO N
1525 N. Oracle Rd. Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 882-0018 15
A R E A O F I M PA C T:
EDUCATION
E A R LY C H I L D H O O D DEVELOPMENT YO U T H E N R I C H M E N T
COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
SCHOLARSHIPS
A D U LT E D U C AT I O N
T E AC H E R A P P R E C I AT I O N
YOUTH ENRICHMENT Our community center offers after-school and summer programming to low-income youth of all ages, helping prepare them for college, career, and life.
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Early Childhood Development CPLC’s Early Childhood Development (ECD) programs are committed to giving every child, regardless of circumstances at birth, an opportunity to succeed in school and life. A child’s brain develops more during the first five years than at any other time in life. Research indicates that a child’s experiences during these formative years have a lasting impact on their ability to learn and succeed.
CPLC’s ECD Head Start programs provide comprehensive, developmentally appropriate early childhood education, health, nutrition, and parent involvement services to low-income children and their families in safe, nurturing and supportive environments which successfully address each child’s total learning experience.
E A R LY H E A D S TA RT Full-day, full-year early childhood development services to low income children, ages 0-3 years, and their families M I G R A N T & S E ASO N A L H E A D S TA RT Full-day, full-year ECD services to children, ages 0-5 years, of migrant and seasonal farm/agriculture working families where hand-picked and row crops are prevalent
C P LC E A R LY C H I L D H OO D D E V E LO P M E N T I N TA K E/A D M I S S I O N S
(602) 716-0156 E LOY
Migrant & Seasonal 201 N. Sunshine Blvd. PO Box 815 (520) 466-3438 Child Care Partnership 304 W. Alsdorf Rd. PO Box 815 (520) 466-1046 P H O E N IX
1402 S. Central Ave. (602) 716-0156 3140 W. Buckeye Rd. (602) 353-5414 QUEEN CREEK
Migrant & Seasonal and Early Head Start 18149 E. San Tan Bldv. (480) 988-1708
SURPRISE
SO M E R TO N
SA N L U I S
Migrant & Seasonal 435 E. Jacobs St. (928) 627-2002
Migrant & Seasonal 15815 N. Desert Sage St. (623) 972-7801
Migrant & Seasonal 1522 E. C St. (928) 627-2037 Migrant & Seasonal 1771 E. D St. (928) 627-7254 Migrant & Seasonal 649 N. 9th Ave. (928) 627-5701 Migrant Early Head Start 541 N. 6th Ave. (928) 627-3140 Migrant Early Head Start 690 N. 10th Ave. (928) 783-2363
Family Child Care Option 312 W. Main St. (928) 627-5050
YUMA
Migrant Early Head Start 930 S. Ave. C (928) 210-3682 Migrant & Seasonal 1875 S. 45th Ave. (928) 783-2363 W I LCOX
Migrant & Seasonal 611 N. Bisbee Ave. (520) 384-3140 19
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E D U C AT I O N
Youth Enrichment
Community Schools
CPLC’s Youth Enrichment programs help youth succeed.
A Culturally-Responsive Learning Environment.
CPLC’s Youth Enrichment programs engage youth of all ages. Our programs serve lowincome neighborhoods experiencing high rates of crime, failing schools, and low rates of educational attainment.
CPLC Community Schools offer high school students in low-income communities a culturally-relevant learning environment that caters to each student’s individual needs. Our vision is to grow the future leaders of our community by increasing educational achievement, graduation rates, civic participation, and college entrance and graduation. We are a non-profit charter holder for two charter high schools in the Tucson Area.
Housed at the CPLC Community Center, these programs provide necessary resources to more than 350 students on their path to achieving a high school diploma and transitioning to college. Services include: • After-school and summer tutoring • After-school and summer leadership programs • STEM summer camps and activities • Sports and recreation • Nutrition and health education • Arts and culture activities • Character Development Teen participants gain leadership experience by leading self-directed service projects that demonstrate how their actions—positive or negative—can have lasting impact on their communities.
We offer a Service Learning Program as well as interactive, student-centered instruction, personalized college/career portfolios, free tuition, free tutoring, and free bus passes. Our schools are designated alternative high schools as defined by ADE due primarily to the population we serve. Our program enables students to earn high school and college credit and earn credits faster to graduate early. Totecalli High School serves an average of 120 students per year. Envision High School serves an average of 75 students per year.
C P LC CO M M U N I T Y C E N T E R
C P LC CO M M U N I T Y SC H OO L S
3216 W. Van Buren St. Phoenix, AZ 85009
TO LT ECA L L I H I G H SC H OO L
(602) 269-2578 chcc@cplc.org
251 W. Irvington Rd. Tucson, AZ 85714 (520) 807-7923 toltecinfo@cplc.org
E N V I S I O N H I G H SC H OO L
3550 N. Oracle Rd. Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 882-0018
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Scholarships
Adult Education
Teacher Appreciation
CPLC Scholarships empower future community leaders and innovators committed to improving Arizona communities.
A second chance.
CPLC’s Esperanza Latino Teacher Awards provide welldeserved recognition to eight outstanding educators in Arizona and Nevada every year.
Our program provides financial assistance and ongoing supportive services to outstanding Latino students attending Arizona colleges and universities. CPLC Scholars have a demonstrated commitment to making positive changes to their communities and their selected fields of study. The program is especially dedicated to serving those students with limited access to financial resources, such as Dreamers who qualify for DACA status.
CPLC’s Adult Education services provide access to quality educational opportunities to support employment, job training, and transitioning to postsecondary education. Adult learners acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully function at work, community, and society. Services include Adult Basic Education, Adult Secondary Education (GED), English as a Second Language (ESL), Computer Skills, and linkage to other CPLC Workforce Development services that connect adults to high-quality careers with opportunities for growth. We have a special focus in serving the 1 in 5 Phoenix and Tucson youth (ages 16-24) not working or enrolled in school.
C P LC SC H O L A R S H I PS
C P LC CO M M U N I T Y C E N T E R
1046 E. Buckeye Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85034
3216 W. Van Buren St. Phoenix, Arizona 85009
scholarships@cplc.org
(602) 269-2578
The Esperanza Latino Teacher Awards recognize the impact Latino teachers have on their students. Honorees are celebrated at an Academy Awards-style dinner and ceremony, where each receives a $3,000$5,000 cash award plus a $2,500 stipend to their respective school. The Esperanza Latino Teacher Awards is the only awards program that highlights outstanding Latino educators throughout Arizona.
C P LC ES P E R A N Z A L AT I N O T E AC H E R AWA R D events@cplc.org
chcc@cplc.org
TOLTECALLI HIGH SCHOOL
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A R E A O F I M PA C T:
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
SMALL BUSINESS LENDING WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS COM M ERCIAL DEVELOPM ENT
WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS Ali came to the United States as a refugee fleeing violence. We connected him with an internship which eventually led to a high-paying construction job—providing the hand-up he needed to contribute to his new community.
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Small Business Loans We help small businesses succeed. CPLC has been lending to small business since 1980. High demand for this service led CPLC to formalize our lending activities in 2000 and create a wholly owned subsidiary, CPLC Prestamos CDFI. Prestamos’ mission is to build stronger communities by providing access to affordable capital through non-traditional small business financing resources in Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico.
CPLC Prestamos Loan Products include: • Micro-Loans ($5,000 - $50,000) • Small Business Loans ($50,000 - $500,000) • SBA-Community Advantage Loans ($100,000-250,000)
CPLC Prestamos is committed to addressing the lack of access to affordable capital and provides economic opportunities for small and emerging small businesses to start and grow. Since its inception, Prestamos has provided more than $50 million in loans supporting more than 400 businesses. Prestamos loan products are designed to address common barriers to capital such as lack of collateral, credit blemishes, and insufficient equity and or cash flow. Prestamos also provides technical support to our clients.
C P LC P R ES TA M OS GENERAL
(855) 849-2752 C E N T R A L / N O R T H E R N A R I ZO N A
(602) 258-9911 N E VA DA
(702) 207-6547 SO U T H E R N A R I ZO N A
(520) 447-8001
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Workforce Solutions
Commercial Development
We connect job-seekers with employers.
CPLC provides a full range of commercial and mixed-use development services.
CPLC Workforce Solutions connects education with employment by partnering with employers to determine their needs and bringing together job seekers to fill open positions. This approach places clients in a position to succeed rather than filling out 50 to 100 applications for jobs that may be the wrong fit. More important, CPLC Workforce helps clients find a career, not just a job, focusing on high-growth fields such as health care and technology that will allow them to be fully self-sufficient and provide for their families. CPLC Workforce also provides training at all levels, from 1:1 and small-group GED tutoring to industry-tailored skills development. In one example of the latter, the program is currently providing English and Spanish language classes at a large corporation for entry-level employees through management to improve internal communication. These innovative practices are incredibly effective for Opportunity Youth (16–24 year-olds not working or enrolled in school). By offering services to all, CPLC Workforce successfully helps highneed populations while benefiting the community at large.
Our fully-owned for-profit subsidiary La Causa Development in Arizona and in Nevada provides professional expertise in full service real estate development from design to implementation. La Causa Development, along with CPLC subsidiaries Tiempo Inc., La Causa Construction LLC, and La Causa Realty, LLC, provides comprehensive professional expertise in design and construction, in addition to construction management, property management, and sale of completed projects, to include: retail, medical, and mixed-use development, as well as residential multi-family and single family homes. CPLC Real Estate Operations also specializes in contracting with municipalities and funding sources via federal and state-level grants. CPLC has a successful record in utilizing Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), New Market Tax Credit, funding from HUD, Economic Development Administration (EDA) and other community capital funding in order to provide affordable housing alternatives and commercial development to the communities served. Balancing mission-driven projects with a competitive edge and expertise, the real estate operations of CPLC is considered one of the top performing non-profits in the country.
C P LC WO R KFO RC E SO LU T I O NS
T I E M P O, I N C .
619 N. 7th Ave. Building B Phoenix, AZ 85007
CPLC’s Commercial Development is managed by our wholly-owned subsidiary Tiempo, Inc.
Training and Employer Services: (602) 527-8451
1008 E. Buckeye Rd., Suite #100 Phoenix, AZ 85034
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(602) 252-0482 tiempoinc.com
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11. Early Childhood Development 12. Youth Enrichment 13. Community Schools 14. Scholarships 15. Adult Education
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Citigroup Clear Channel Coconino County Comerica Bank Comm. Dev. Corp. of Brownsville Community Pathways Community Resources & Housing Development Corp. Consulado General De Mexico Consulate of Mexico in Tucson Convergys CopperPoint Insurance Co. CoSales Country Financial Creative Plus + Cultural Crescent Crown Distributing Criterion Brock Cruz and Associates CUSO Cute Smiles Kids Del Norte Neighborhood Dev. Dell Delta Dental of Arizona Desert Diamond Casinos Diamond Resources DLJ Produce Inc. Dollar General Dudley Ventures Management E.A. Renfroe Edward Jones Eide Bailly LLP El Paso Affordable Housing Emortgage Inc. Enterprise Holdings Fdn. Epic Produce Equality Health Extreme Internet Fed. Home Loan Bank of SF Fidelity National Title Agency First American Title First Bank Ford Motor Company FreeportMcMoRan Frito Lay Inc. Fry’s Food Store Gammage & Burnham Garcia Farm Produce
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