LISC Los Angeles retweeted
Small businesses, BIG opportunities!
Ascend LA 2025 is now accepting applications! If your business is generating $1M-$2M+ in revenue, this program will connect you to contracts, capital, and coaching to help you scale.
Don’t miss out—apply now! ⬇️
🔗 ascendla.org/apply
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
As devastating fires rage across Southern Cali, we're working to monitor the situation and stay in touch with our colleagues on the ground. The incredible @LISC_LA team, headed by ED Nicole Williams, is currently safe (some of them have evacuated, others have lost power). [1/3]
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
A new #LA law now allows religious institutions to cut red tape to build #AffordableHousing. If you’re a faith-based institution, capital is available to build “Homes in God’s Backyard.” @dakotacdsmith @LISC_LA latimes.com/california/story…
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
The Community Empowerment Program, a collaboration of LISC and Foot Locker Foundation, offers grants up to $100K to #nonprofits in 13 cities that help youth grow + thrive. Learn more and apply by Sept 30: lisc.org/our-initiatives/spo…
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
🔓 Unlock Your Potential: Join CCNP's Digital Literacy Cohort! 💻
Enhance your job prospects with essential skills in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. 📊📈📝 Register by calling now at (213) 482-8618 or (213) 518-5284. Proof of address and income required. 📞🏠💼
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
Big news! @WellsFargo committed a new $1M, one-year grant to support LISC’s Financial Opportunity Center® (FOC) network. To celebrate this renewed support, we’re sharing our favorite stories about people touched by the Wells Fargo partnership. ow.ly/M6ul50SNlsO
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
Over the past 3 years, LISC and Foot Locker Foundation have awarded grants to 50+ youth-serving nonprofits nationwide. Could your #nonprofit be next? Learn more about the Community Empowerment Program and apply for grants up to $100K by Sept 30: lisc.org/our-initiatives/spo…
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
Applications for the California Housing Development Training Institute 2024-2025 cohort are open!
Don’t miss your chance to enhance your knowledge, skills, and connections in the affordable housing industry. Learn more and apply by July 31, 2024 lisc.org/los-angeles/what-we…
🚨 Applications for the 2024-2025 HDTI cohort are now open from July 1 to July 31! 🚨 HDTI is for emerging leaders in affordable housing & community development. Gain skills & knowledge to advance your career and impact your community.
Apply today: lisc.tfaforms.net/1163
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
We're thrilled to share that Dr. Ruth Jones Nichols, a former senior @HUDgov official from the Biden-Harris Administration with decades of community leadership experience, is joining LISC as our executive vice president of programs! Read more: lisc.org/our-stories/story/r…
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
Go @LISC_LA! The new Get In Initiative will support #SupplierDiversity by taking advantage of a whopping $150B in contract opportunities in anticipation of #LosAngeles’ upcoming 2028 Olympics + more! @MENAFN menafn.com/1108381374/Los-An…
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
The Chamber partnered with @LISC_LA and @VSEDC to launch the Get in the Game Initiative, a bold new initiative to help small and diverse businesses tap into $150B in procurement opportunities from upcoming global sporting events in L.A. Read more: bit.ly/4boyML2
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
📢✍️🏾Apply for a $10K #SmallBusiness grant!
We're partnering with @Verizon Small Business Digital Ready to offer free, on-demand courses on topics like e-marketing and so much more. Complete two courses by 6/28 to be eligible for a $10K grant: digitalready.verizonwireless…
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
LISC Pres. + CEO Michael T. Pugh was a panelist for a House Financial Services Committee Member briefing on legislative solutions to the #housingcrisis. Comprehensive federal resources are needed to increase & preserve affordable housing + help families achieve homeownership.
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
This is a great read! Affordable housing development and preservation is a cornerstone of our work. We are proud to place #LISCAmeriCorps members in LA who are focused on housing initiatives as part of the @LISC_LA Housing Initiative Program. #GettingThingsDone
In a new blog, LISC's Tahirih Ziegler + @EnterpriseNow's Jacqueline Waggoner discuss why it's critical for state leaders in California to prioritize affordable #housing preservation through the Foreclosure Intervention Housing Preservation Program: enterprisecommunity.org/blog…
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
When COVID-19 hit, Patricia Ortega realized she needed to take control of her finances. With guidance from a financial coach at @LACCNP, a LISC partner supported by @WellsFargo, she created a new budget and learned how to access + manage credit while building savings. [1/2]
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
It’s just a week away! Join LISC’s Pres. + CEO Michael T. Pugh and CFO Christina Travers at our NYC headquarters next Tuesday, April 23 for a panel discussion and celebration of the publication of The Social Justice Investor with author @AndreaBLongton: thesocialjusticeinvestor.com…
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
In our 2nd Second Chance Month event in as many weeks, JCOD partnered with LA County Probation, City of Long Beach, and Long Beach City College to continue to highlight the importance of redemption opportunities and resources for returning community members.
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
LISC + our coalition partners @EnterpriseNow, @RewiringAmerica, @Habitat_org, + @UnitedWay are thrilled to be awarded $2B from the @EPA. This grant will turbo charge our investments in green affordable housing + advance our nation’s urgent climate goals. lisc.org/our-stories/story/l…
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
In a new blog, Rudy Espinoza from @InclusivAction, LISC's Entrepreneurs of Color Fund partner in Los Angeles, explains why protecting street vendors must not be a passing trend but rather a sustained cultural shift that creates a more inclusive economy. lisc.org/our-stories/story/r…
LISC Los Angeles retweeted
Talking with housing advocates, experts, & changemakers @housingca’s conference.
CA’s housing crisis is unsustainable, unjust, & unacceptable.
At California DOJ, we refuse to accept the unacceptable. Our Housing Justice Team works every day to do our part to solve this crisis.



























