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The Power of a Job, with Carlos Huerta

June 13, 2024 Gabrielle Piceno ,
The Power of a Job, with Carlos Huerta

Series 2, Episode 3 of What’s Good in the Neighborhood is here!

Andrew and Grace are joined on the podcast by Carlos Huerta. Carlos is the Executive Director of the Center for Community Transformation at Fresno Pacific University. The three talk about the economic realities of the Central Valley, the roadblocks that exist for people to get jobs that meet their needs, and the creative options that exist for our community, our churches, and our organizations. Carlos asks the question, what is the faith community’s responsibility to spark innovation in the business sector?

Gabrielle PicenoThe Power of a Job, with Carlos Huerta
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CLUA Para Nosotros: Why a new version of our Community Land Use Academy is offered in Spanish

Mayo 31, 2024 Ashley Goldsmith , , , , , ,
CLUA Para Nosotros: Why a new version of our Community Land Use Academy is offered in Spanish

“[Because] of a lack of awareness, many times we limit ourselves [or don’t know how] to make changes for our communities. For many years I was advocating with a group of residents for a pedestrian crosswalk in our area- the area around Susan B Anthony [Elementary School].

Now that I am in this program, I know exactly what the process is that I have to follow to guide other leaders so they can advocate for the development of our communities.”

Juana Iris Meza

Ashley GoldsmithCLUA Para Nosotros: Why a new version of our Community Land Use Academy is offered in Spanish
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A Bigger Imagination for Southwest Fresno, with Marcel Woodruff

Mayo 31, 2024 Gabrielle Piceno ,
A Bigger Imagination for Southwest Fresno, with Marcel Woodruff

Series 2, Episode 2 of What’s Good in the Neighborhood is here!

On this episode in our Drive Tour Series, Andrew and Grace sit down with Marcel Woodruff. On Marcel’s part of the Drive Tour, he gives us amazing stories of community members that are dreaming of a healthier thriving in Southwest Fresno. Marcel talks on this episode about the why behind that, what drives him as a community organizer and mentor, and how everyone can start thinking about the neighborhoods that your city has left behind.

Gabrielle PicenoA Bigger Imagination for Southwest Fresno, with Marcel Woodruff
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What’s Good in the Neighborhood, Series #2: ENP’s West and Central Fresno Drive Tour, with Gabrielle Piceno

Mayo 16, 2024 Gabrielle Piceno ,
What’s Good in the Neighborhood, Series #2: ENP’s West and Central Fresno Drive Tour, with Gabrielle Piceno

Season 2, Episode #1 of What’s Good in the Neighborhood is here!

In our second series on What’s Good In the Neighborhood, we are slowing down and interviewing some of the amazing people who are featured on our new and improved Drive Tour! If you don’t know what the Drive Tour is, how you can take it, or what you’ll be learning about, this episode with our very own Gabrielle Piceno will answer all your questions! To download the app and take the tour, visit VoiceMap HERE.

Learn more about other ENP Audio Drive Tours HERE.

Gabrielle PicenoWhat’s Good in the Neighborhood, Series #2: ENP’s West and Central Fresno Drive Tour, with Gabrielle Piceno
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Moving at the Pace of People, with Kim Contreras

Mayo 10, 2024 Gabrielle Piceno ,
Moving at the Pace of People, with Kim Contreras

Episode Four of What’s Good in the Neighborhood is here!

Andrew and Grace dive into conversation with Kim Contreras, a long-time presence in the urban missions world here in Fresno, CA. In this episode, they discuss working and living missionally in concentrated poverty, what it takes to do it long term, and how to do it without causing harm.

During Kim’s years in Fresno, it has been a deep honor to learn about the city and be changed by that experience through the Lord and her neighbors and friends in the Lowell and Hidalgo communities. As a Trauma Healing Specialist, Kim focuses on equipping the church and community to understand trauma and experience their own healing journey, along with an invitation to participate in outreach to survivors of human trafficking. Two of the accessible tools she utilizes are the Clear-Thinking Solutions method and Trauma Healing Institute healing groups. She can be found with her husband Manuel and their two children, Ian (18) and Sophia (13) sharing an Anaconda burrito from Yareli’s, enjoying good coffee on the steps with their dog Shadow, and playing with their cats, Fuego, Sombra, and Rosa.

Gabrielle PicenoMoving at the Pace of People, with Kim Contreras
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ENP is Hiring in Neighborhood Development!

Abril 24, 2024 Grace Berg

ENP is Hiring!!

We are hoping to fill a significant leadership role in our team.

The Neighborhood Development Director is an exciting opportunity to work closely with ENP’s Executive Director and oversee the Neighborhood Development team. This role deeply engages in civic infrastructure and place-based efforts within Fresno, including creating place-based strategies that lead to self-sustainability, empowerment, and leadership development with residents and strategic partners to positively impact their communities.

Full Time – $70,000 – $80,000

If you are ready to apply, you can click the link below to fill out the Asana form.

Contact Andrew Feil at andrew@everyneighborhood.org with any questions. 

Please share with your networks and help us find the best candidates!

Apply Here!
Grace BergENP is Hiring in Neighborhood Development!
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You Can’t Build on Broken, with Joe White

Abril 23, 2024 Gabrielle Piceno ,
You Can’t Build on Broken, with Joe White

Episode Three of What’s Good in the Neighborhood is here!

What would it look like to view the people and places around us as gifts, not negatives? In this episode, Andrew and Grace sit down with Joe White, pastor of Neighborhood Church in the historic Jackson Neighborhood of Fresno, CA. Joe is a long time advocate of be a church with the neighborhood, not a church to or for it. Joe reminds us that Jesus is the absolute best news we can give, and the He himself cares about people and places and the thriving of them both.

Gabrielle PicenoYou Can’t Build on Broken, with Joe White
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What is the Impact of $903,060 in Volunteer Time?

Abril 3, 2024 Ashley Goldsmith , , , , , , ,
What is the Impact of $903,060 in Volunteer Time?

Nonprofits like Every Neighborhood Partnership (ENP) cannot do what we do without volunteers. 

In 2023, volunteers invested 28,938 hours in Fresno schools and neighborhoods through ENP’s School Support and Neighborhood Development programs. These hours are equal to $903,060.53 in value. That’s almost $1,000,000 of volunteer hours poured into the city of Fresno! 

“If you look around your city and see things you want to change, but you don’t know how, start by volunteering with a nonprofit,” says Andrew Feil, ENP’s Executive Director. “Your time is worth more than you can imagine.”

1,017 volunteers

28,938 hours given

$903,060.53 in value

2023 Every Neighborhood Partnership Volunteer Data

Continue reading to learn what impact volunteers have on Fresno schools, neighborhoods, and future generations. ↓

Ashley GoldsmithWhat is the Impact of $903,060 in Volunteer Time?
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Transforming a Community, with Dina Gonzalez-Pina

Abril 2, 2024 Gabrielle Piceno ,
Transforming a Community, with Dina Gonzalez-Pina

Episode Two of What’s Good in the Neighborhood is here! Subscribe where you get podcasts!

God longs for shalom, and He’s asking us to work towards shalom in our spaces. Every Neighborhood Partnership has adopted the language and frameworks of Christian Community Development to pursue God’s shalom! CCD ideas act as the tide beneath the waves of our work here at Every Neighborhood Partnership. Andrew and Grace sit down with Dina Gonzalez-Pina, who has been a member of the board of the Christian Community Development Association and is currently the director of the Mennonite Central Committee on the West Coast. Dina helps us unpack the eight pillars of CCD philosophy and Andrew and Grace tie it back contextually to our work here at ENP.

Gabrielle PicenoTransforming a Community, with Dina Gonzalez-Pina
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