We work to transform the current economic development system to a more inclusive and equitable model that prioritizes democratically-owned businesses, emphasizes local procurement, and ensures social, environmental, and institutional sustainability.
Our Mission
Our mission is to mobilize, facilitate, and coordinate community wealth building efforts with the practical objectives of widening community education on economic alternatives, enhancing diverse participation and fostering viable projects for the creation of just and sustainable jobs and democratically-owned businesses in the region.
Our Vision
A people-owned, inclusive, and sustainable Metro Denver economy that catalyzes prosperous and resilient communities free from racism and injustice.
Values
Economic Justice-- where access to opportunity is guaranteed by policies and institutions that allow for everyone to attain economic security and have the opportunity to contribute with dignity to their own well-being and the common good.
Inclusivity-- bringing the voices, talents, contributions, leadership, and inspiration of everyone, including those traditionally excluded, to build economic justice.
Inspiration-- igniting our imagination, creativity, and collective power to create community wealth.
Transformation-- inspiring a fundamental shift within individuals, communities, institutions, and systems to support a thriving local economy and sustainable way of life.
Company Details
- Employees
- 16
- Address
- 2900 N Downing St, Denver,colorado 80205,united States
- Industry
- Civic And Social Organizations
- NAICS
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Civic and Social Organizations
- Keywords
- Cooperative development, Asset Based Community Development, Small Business Support, Economic Democracy, Anchor Institutions, Community Organizing, Cooperative Education, Cooperative Formation, Local Business Supply Chains, Local Procurement.
- HQ
- Denver, Colorado
- Competitors
- Rocky Mountain Employee Ownership Center (RMEOC), El Sereno Community Land Trust, Esperanza Community Housing Corporation, Community Vision CA, Inclusive Action for the City, Colorado Solidarity Fund, Gary Community Ventures, Neighborhood Development Collaborative, The Colorado Health Foundation, Impact Charitable.
Center For Community Wealth Building Questions
Center For Community Wealth Building's website is http://www.communitywealthbuilding.org
Center For Community Wealth Building's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/ccwb
Center For Community Wealth Building has
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employees at Center For Community Wealth Building.
Center For Community Wealth Building's industry is
Civic and Social Organizations
Center For Community Wealth Building's top competitors are
Rocky Mountain Employee Ownership Center (Rmeoc),
El Sereno Community Land Trust,
Esperanza Community Housing Corporation,
Community Vision Ca,
Inclusive Action For The City,
Colorado Solidarity Fund,
Gary Community Ventures,
Neighborhood Development Collaborative,
The Colorado Health Foundation,
Impact Charitable.
Center For Community Wealth Building's categories are Civic and Social Organizations
