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Summary: Jacksonville LISC (PDF)

LISC has been supporting revitalization work in Jacksonville for 11 years, integrating efforts to develop affordable homes with those to build safe space for families to work and play and to live healthier lives. That effort requires a wide range of creative partnerships and the collaboration of many stakeholders. Together, they are the foundation of LISC’s Building Sustainable Communities approach. In 2009, for example, Jacksonville LISC helped support low-income housing being developed by several community development corporations, complemented that with playground space thanks to a partnership with KaBoom, and worked with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Police Athletic League to redevelop a decaying neighborhood football field. As illustrated in Jacksonville, comprehensive community development requires reaching out to traditional and nontraditional partners at local, regional and national levels to improve overall quality of life.

Cumulative Statistics

  • $26,513,103
    in total investments
    (LISC and affiliates)
  • 1,298 affordable homes and apartments
  • 46,676 square feet of retail and community space
  • $102,406,265 leveraged

2009 Statistics

  • $1,530,637
    in total investments
    (LISC and affiliates)
  • 110 affordable homes and apartments
  • 8,976 square feet of retail and community space
  • $4,592,700 leveraged

Donors

Private Sector Support

  • Bank of America
  • The Community Foundation
  • Jessie Ball duPont Fund
  • EverBank
  • GMAC
  • The Lucy Gooding Charitable Foundation Trust
  • The Henry and Lucy Gooding Endowment
  • Jacksonville Jaguars Foundation
  • Gasper & Irene Lazzara
  • Joan W. Newton
  • David A. Stein Family Foundation
  • SunTrust Bank, North Florida
  • The Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation
  • J. Wayne and Delores Barr Weaver Advised Fund of The Community Foundation
  • Edna Sproull Williams Foundation

Public Sector Support

  • City of Jacksonville
  • Corporation for National and Community Service
  • U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development