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City of Memphis hosts Community Meetings to Discuss Advancing Wealth and Financial Empowerment
The City of Memphis Division of Housing and Community Development in partnership with the CityStart Initiative is hosting three community meetings to create a blueprint for advancing wealth and financial empowerment for Memphians. These community meetings will focus on housing availability and what does wealth accumulation look like for residents. Community and stakeholder feedback is critical to the successful of the proposed blueprint.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS BEGIN FOR THE UPTOWN COMMUNITY PLAN RESIDENTS, BUSINESS OWNERS AND COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS ARE INVITED TO PROVIDE INPUT ON THE DIRECTION OF THE AREA
The Memphis and Shelby County Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) along with the Uptown Advisory Committee is planning a week-long charrette to give residents, business owners and community stakeholders a voice in the Uptown Community Planning process. The Charrette...
TENNESSEANS DROP OFF MORE THAN 10 TONS OF PILLS DURING SPRING
TAKE-BACK EVE Tennessee collected an impressive 20,590 pounds of prescription drugs during the DEA’s 15th annual National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on April 28. For Count It! Lock It! Drop It! those statistics continue to indicate that its efforts are paying...
The Philanthropic Black Women of Memphis Award $15,000 in Grants
The Philanthropic Black Women of Memphis awards the following grants for applications that were submitted December 2017. Each organization will receive a $5,000 grant for a total of $15,000 this grant cycle. Benjamin L. Hooks Institute (U of M) Hooks African American...