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{{toplink|url=http://www.gojumpstart.org/|name=gojumpstart.org}}<blockquote>''A New Model of Community Development''</blockquote> | {{toplink|url=http://www.gojumpstart.org/|name=gojumpstart.org}}<blockquote>''A New Model of Community Development''</blockquote> | ||
Jumpstart is a successful community development program that combines slow, steady growth, scattered site rehab, and a mix of affordable and market-rate housing. | '''Jumpstart''' is '''a successful community development program that combines slow, steady growth, scattered site rehab, and a mix of affordable and market-rate housing'''. | ||
"Jumpstart was created to reduce blight and increase investment in our communities. By offering opportunities for local entrepreneurs, we can keep wealth local. With Jumpstart everyone wins - aspiring developers, longtime residents, and other community partners all benefit from additional investment in their neighborhood," says Ken Weinstein, founder of Jumpstart Germantown and President of Philly Office Retail. | "Jumpstart was created to reduce blight and increase investment in our communities. By offering opportunities for local entrepreneurs, we can keep wealth local. With Jumpstart everyone wins - aspiring developers, longtime residents, and other community partners all benefit from additional investment in their neighborhood," says Ken Weinstein, founder of Jumpstart Germantown and President of Philly Office Retail. | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 30 December 2019
A New Model of Community Development
Jumpstart is a successful community development program that combines slow, steady growth, scattered site rehab, and a mix of affordable and market-rate housing.
"Jumpstart was created to reduce blight and increase investment in our communities. By offering opportunities for local entrepreneurs, we can keep wealth local. With Jumpstart everyone wins - aspiring developers, longtime residents, and other community partners all benefit from additional investment in their neighborhood," says Ken Weinstein, founder of Jumpstart Germantown and President of Philly Office Retail.
Note: The above descriptive information came from the organization's About Jumpstart page.
In The News
- Jumpstart Philly announces $3 million in loans for neighborhood developers, Philadelphia Tribune, October 30, 2019.