Fresno community members were ranked the 3rd most food insecure in the United States according to a 2018 report from the Food Research & Action Center. Many families in Southwest Fresno live in “food deserts,” meaning there is no ready access to affordable,...
The memo below was released by the Fresno Coalition for Digital Inclusion, of which Every Neighborhood Partnership is a member. The COVID-19 Pandemic illuminated the undeniable reality of the digital divide throughout Fresno County. When the pandemic hit, people...
At ENP, we get excited about maps and data. We believe that in order to love your neighbors and your neighborhood, you have to know them. This includes data that tells a bigger story of the trends of each neighborhood, as well as individual, personal...
Developing a Heart of Service at a Young Age Mary Avigliano knew when she grew up, she wanted to help others. As a child, Mary developed relationships with volunteers of local urban ministry organizations who left a life-long impact on her and her family. “If it...
Learn more about Every Neighborhood Partnership’s growing vision and important things taking place in our city at our Fall in Love with Fresno event on September 22. Over the last 14 years, Every Neighborhood Partnership (ENP) has been on a growth trajectory....
Ayer Elementary School & Butler Church: How the Partnership Began Since she was a little girl, Debra Brensinger has loved reading. Under the protection of her covers, she would squint her eyes as she read late into the night. Several decades later, Debra was...
