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In addition to its core program areas, LIIF supports mission-driven projects that bring economic development and essential services to low income neighborhoods. These projects include emergency food providers feeding families or health clinics that provide low income people with access to primary care services.

Featured Projects By State

California

Camino Nuevo Family Clinic

The Camino Nuevo Family Clinic is located on the Camino Nuevo Charter Academy campus and provides bilingual medical and educational services to the community.
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Massachusetts

Mt. Pleasant

Mt. Pleasant Home is an elder residence that serves very low income seniors in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. The site will have a new primary care facility operated by the Brigham and Women’s Hospital.
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New York

Part of the Solution

Part of the Solution, one of the first emergency food providers in the Bronx, is expanding its current facility to house its entire staff, volunteers and current programs that offer free services to 10,000 low income people annually.
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St. John’s Bread & Life

St. John’s Bread & Life is the largest emergency food provider in Brooklyn, New York. They serve their clients with a restaurant-style dining area, a “client-choice” food pantry system, and a Mobile Soup Kitchen program.
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Urban Health Plan

Urban Health Plan has provided medical care for more than 30 years to residents of the South Bronx.
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New Settlement Community Campus

Settlement Housing Fund is building a 24,000-square-foot community center that will provide after-school arts and recreation programming for 1,100 students and thousands of community members.
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Washington

Pike Place Market

Pike Place Market is an historic icon. It is also an outlet for small businesses, a source of fresh food for families and home to over 500 low-income residents.
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