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=== [[Carlton Simmons Community Technology Center|Carlton Simmons Community Technology Center]]<br> === | === [[Carlton Simmons Community Technology Center|Carlton Simmons Community Technology Center]]<br> === | ||
With support from Rebuilding Together Philadelphia (RTP) and the local Tri-State Pepsi Bottling Group (PBG), Logan CDC established the Carlton Simmons Community Technology Center as a place where Logan residents can access computers with broadband internet service free of charge. The center is named in memory of Carlton Simmons, a former PBG employee and life long Logan resident. | With support from Rebuilding Together Philadelphia (RTP) and the local Tri-State Pepsi Bottling Group (PBG), Logan CDC established the Carlton Simmons Community Technology Center as a place where Logan residents can access computers with broadband internet service free of charge. The center is named in memory of Carlton Simmons, a former PBG employee and life long Logan resident. | ||
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Revision as of 19:31, 21 October 2014
The organization ceased operation August 1st 2014
Logan CDC is a community development corporation serving the Logan neighborhood of Philadelphia. Its mission is to enhance the quality of life for residents and businesses through a broad range of revitalization efforts, including transformative community and economic development, commercial corridor and affordable housing development, and community-focused education and organizing.
With support from Rebuilding Together Philadelphia (RTP) and the local Tri-State Pepsi Bottling Group (PBG), Logan CDC established the Carlton Simmons Community Technology Center as a place where Logan residents can access computers with broadband internet service free of charge. The center is named in memory of Carlton Simmons, a former PBG employee and life long Logan resident.