CASA DE ORO ALLIANCE
EIN 83-1298506 · Community & Neighborhood Development (S20)
What they do
The Casa De Oro Alliance Received A Grant From The County of San Diego In The Amount of $57,080 to Engage With Flood-impacted Businesses and Residents to Inform Them of Available Flood Recovery Resources, Provide One-on-one Assistance and Support, to Produce and Mail A Survey and Informational Post Cards to Residents and Businesses, Host A Community Workshop Focusing On Mental Health Support for Flood Victims. The Casa De Oro Alliance Received A Second Grant From The County of San Diego In The Amount of $35.000 to Promote A Shop Local Campaign That Includes Designing, Printing, and Installing Double-sided Banners On The Light Poles In The Business Corridor and to Contract With ArtReach San Diego to Oversee, Manage, and Supervise The Painting of A Mural On The Wall of One of The Businesses to Kick Off The Shop-local Campaign and Bring New Customers to The Community to Support The Businesses.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2019
- Location
- PO BOX 521, SPRING VALLEY, CA 91976-0521
- County
- San Diego
- In care of
- % LISA STEWART