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A snapshot of 2015

Each year we produce an Annual Report to highlight the year that passed and the impact made in our city by servant hearted people from our partnership churches, organizations and universities.

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A snapshot of 2015

With hundreds volunteers touching lives last year in 50 neighborhoods, on school campuses, at 33 Saturday Sports sites, engaging parents and doing outreach in our community, it’s impossible to capture all the details, stories, and impact.

This Annual Report is just a glimpse back at 2015, with a bit of data, a few of the stories and a reminder of Our Mission to connect volunteers and equip them to serve and Our Vision of a city holistically engaged and thriving!  

Each year we look back and feel privileged to have been a part of this work that is making a difference in our city, equipping and mobilizing volunteers to love and serve our city and through that process they know Fresno (and themselves) a little better.

We love what we do, and the best part is serving alongside so many who have a heart to see our schools supported, students excelling in school, healthy families . . .and a city transformed!

 

 

 

 

 

andrewfeil

Andrew Feil is a dedicated professional with a profound commitment to community transformation. As the Executive Director of Every Neighborhood Partnership (ENP), Andrew is at the forefront of activating, equipping, and mobilizing community members, organizations, and institutions to drive positive change in Fresno. A devoted husband to Denise Feil and a father of four boys, Andrew and his family call the vibrant Tower District of Fresno home. Beyond his leadership role at ENP, Andrew serves as adjunct faculty at Fresno Pacific University in the School of Humanities, Religion, and Social Sciences, bringing his wealth of experience to the academic sphere. Andrew's educational background includes a Bachelor's degree from Fresno Pacific University and a Master's degree from Bakke Graduate University in Social and Civic Entrepreneurship. His diverse skill set, honed through years of experience, positions him as a dynamic force in community development. Having transitioned from the role of Associate Director in 2015 to Executive Director in 2020, Andrew provides strategic leadership direction for ENP. He oversees the organization's partnerships, finances, and operations, ensuring its continued success in fostering positive community impact. Passionate about leveraging existing community assets, Andrew envisions a future where everyone possesses the ability to be decision-makers, contributing to the creation of healthy and thriving neighborhoods. In addition to his professional pursuits, Andrew enjoys staying active, gardening, indulging in literary pursuits, and supporting the Los Angeles Dodgers and Liverpool Reds.

andrewfeilA snapshot of 2015

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