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Every client, every project, every initiative reflects hard work, determination, and lasting impact. Discover how our clients are creating opportunity and building economic prosperity in their communities with support from RDF.

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Stories of Impact

New Life for An Old Space

Guadalupe Centers turns a former seminary into a hub for education.

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Dream Big, Build Bigger

Innovative financing helped MAAC create a legacy of homes, schools, and opportunity in Southern California.

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A Kitchen With Purpose

Kitchen of Purpose transforms lives through culinary training, entrepreneurship, and food assistance, but the pandemic nearly derailed its mission. With RDF’s flexible support, they stabilized operations and continue to create opportunities—one skill and one meal at a time.

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A Second Chapter

When a financial crisis forced the closure of Washington, D.C.’s leading adult education program, its leaders refused to give up. With RDF’s support, the Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School was reborn, growing into a nationally recognized model for adult education and workforce development.

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Closing the Care Void

Esperanza Health Centers transformed access to care in Brighton Park, building a state-of-the-art facility with RDF’s support to meet the community’s urgent healthcare needs. With expanded services and a growing team, they now serve over 62,000 patients annually, ensuring quality care for all.

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Built to Last

Self-Help Enterprises has empowered thousands of families to achieve homeownership through hard work and solidarity, building not just houses but stronger communities. With RDF’s support, they overcame complex challenges in Lamont, California, creating stability and opportunity for families in need.

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