Camber Property Group, Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement, Inc. (HCCI), NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and NYC Housing Development Corporation (HDC) today closed on construction financing to build Victory Plaza, a 136-unit, 100 percent affordable building for seniors. Continue Reading →
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HCCI Hosts The Incredible 6th Annual Harlem Revive!
Come on join us on Saturday, July 21, 2018, Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement is hosting “Harlem Revive: A Community Day of Unity”, a social, emotional, spiritual and financial health revival for Harlem community residents.
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Judge Goes Easy On CEO Who Diverted $204G From Harlem Nonprofit
NY Daily News reports that a Manhattan Federal Court judge went soft on a former CEO who diverted funds from his Harlem nonprofit to pay for his photography obsession because he had led an upstanding life before he broke bad in his golden years.
Harlem Lot To Transform Into Apartments For Seniors
NY Curbed reports that a nine-story building for seniors is set to rise on an empty lot in Harlem, YIMBY has learned. Continue Reading →
HCCI + NYIT Building Resilient Communities Open House (Photographs)
It’s a frigid Saturday afternoon in November 2017, but the winter temperatures can’t seem to penetrate the warm and excited atmosphere at 263 West 153rd Street.Free Financial Fitness Online Class Advanced Budgeting From Harlem To Hollis
Learn about advanced budgeting techniques to improve your savings and reduce debt. Continue Reading →
Sponsored Love: Free Saturday! 5th Annual HARLEM REVIVE!
Don’t Miss Harlem Revive!
Saturday, August 5th, 2017, at Jackie Robinson Park!
12noon to 6pm
Harlem Nonprofit CEO Allegedly Stole Nearly $1M
NY Daily News reports that the former CEO of a housing nonprofit diverted nearly $1 million in federal funds meant for HIV/AIDS patients to cover personal expenses — putting them at risk of eviction, officials said. Continue Reading →
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