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Founded in 1975, the Seattle Chinatown International District Preservation and Development Authority is a community development authority that works to improve public safety, affordable housing, transportation, marketing, business development and parking facilities. It owns and manages nine neighborhood properties that include more than 400 affordable housing units for over 700 residents. The agency also owns and manages nearly 200,000 square feet of commercial space in the Chinatown International District. It offers a congregate nutrition program that provides lunch to seniors. The agency operates Denise Louie Education Center, which is a child care center that provides multicultural early childhood education services.

Homestead Community Land Trust is a non-profit organization in Seattle, WA that aims to make homeownership accessible to income-qualified households, particularly those who have been historically excluded due to discrimination. Through their leasehold ownership model, they provide affordable homes to first-time buyers, preventing displacement and ensuring long-term affordability for future owners. Homestead's commitment to climate equity and justice is reflected in their deep investments in environmental standards, benefiting lower-income households who often bear the brunt of climate change impacts. They prioritize community-led housing projects and equitable development partnerships to address the issue of displacement and create sustainable, inclusive neighborhoods.Generated from the website

InterIm Community Development Association (ICDA) is a nonprofit organization based in Seattle's Chinatown International District, dedicated to providing affordable housing and community building services to low-income, immigrant, and refugee communities. With a focus on serving individuals from Asia, Africa, and America, ICDA offers multilingual housing counseling, real estate development, equitable development policy advocacy, and programs like the Danny Woo Community Garden and Wilderness Inner-City Leadership Development (WILD). Through their holistic approach and strategic partnerships, ICDA empowers residents to create sustainable communities, foster intergenerational learning, and advocate for social justice and equity. With a mission to amplify the voices of marginalized populations, ICDA continues to make a positive impact in the greater Puget Sound region by addressing issues of displacement, affordable housing, and community well-being.Generated from the website