how we connect
For thirteen years, we have been connecting clients in need to the people, places, and programs that help them overcome the obstacles they are facing. We are able to connect them to the appropriate resource with confidence because we have built relationships and partnerships with over 500 local nonprofits and service providers.
who we serve
We are committed to serving anyone who walks through our doors. There is no one profile but a complex array of folks who find themselves with nowhere to turn. In 2023 the top populations we served were; 97% low income, 67% Women, 43% Seniors, 23% Disabled, 14% Homeless and 10% Veterans.
what we support
From those in need, to those the meeting needs, we support our entire community. We EnVision a stronger community together and aim to find new and innovative ways to maximize impact, optimize resources, and collaborate effectively so that we can better connect, serve, and support our entire community.
What is an EnVision Center?
EnVision Centers are centralized hubs that provide people with resources and support needed to excel.
EnVision Centers are a nationwide initiative launched under the leadership of Dr. Ben Carson during his tenure as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). These centers are designed to serve as hubs for community resources, empowering individuals and families to achieve self-sufficiency through access to services in four key areas: economic empowerment, educational advancement, health and wellness, and character and leadership development.
The Community Resource EnVision Center proudly became an official EnVision Center in 2019. While we are aligned with the goals and vision of this national initiative, we operate independently and receive no federal funding. Our work is sustained through the support of local grants, community fundraisers, and partnerships with organizations and individuals who share our commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of those we serve.
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