San Antonio Community Development Council
US IN NUMBERS
600+
Small Businesses/ Individuals Uplifted
2700+
Jobs Created
37
Years of Community Development
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Recuerdos de mi Barrio is the title of a mural, under commission by the SACDC that chronicles the rich history of a Mexican American community whose story originates during the Mexican Revolution of 1910. Many of the families fleeing this civil war settled on the near Westside of San Antonio. Utilizing a unique design by muralist David Blancas, the mural documents some of the historic facts, events, challenges and achievements of these people and their descendants. The intent is to inform and educate future generations and promote pride among current and past inhabitants of the Westside.
COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
We strive to continue making a lasting impact in the communities we serve through initiatives which include:
Affordable Housing
For nearly 4 decades, we've been providing affordable housing to low-income families and seniors citizens. With over 600 units in our network, we've helped countless people with finding the safe and affordable housing they deserve.
Business Development
For 30 years, our Enterprise Center has provided affordable office space and no-cost business guidance and support to over 600 entrepreneurs, resulting in over 2700 new jobs in our community.
Community Initiatives
We strive to continue making a lasting impact in our community through initiatives which foster self-sufficiency. We aim to permanently uplift individuals and families so that they can have a better tomorrow.
ENTERPRISE CENTER BUSINESS PARK
Our Current Businesses at the Enterprise Center
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