A transformative new chapter is beginning in North Philadelphia. This past week, Called to Serve, Mosaic Development Partners, Watchdog, Camfred Construction, and Zion Baptist Church joined community leaders, elected officials, and residents to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Rev. Leon H. Sullivan Community Impact Center (SCIC). This $18 million redevelopment will bring essential healthcare services, educational resources, and economic opportunities to the Nicetown-Tioga community, revitalizing a long-vacant 27,000-square-foot space into a hub for progress. A Vision for Community Growth The SCIC is designed to provide vital resources for the community, including:
This project is a testament to the power of public-private partnerships. Made possible through funding and support from U.S. Bank, PIDC, the William Penn Foundation, Reinvestment Fund, PA RACP Program, Commerce Department of Philadelphia, Temple Health, and other philanthropic organizations, the center is designed to serve as a model for sustainable urban development. Event Highlights & Coverage The groundbreaking event brought together key stakeholders, community leaders, and partners who have championed this initiative. Below, you can explore key moments from the event: 📸 Event Photos: View a selection of images from the groundbreaking ceremony. 🎥 Watch a Livestream Clip: Relive part of the event. 📰 Media Coverage: See what ABC had to say about this milestone. 📄 Governor’s Letter: Read the official recognition from the Governor’s office. What’s Next?
With construction underway, we are excited to keep the community updated on the progress of the SCIC. As we move forward, we encourage residents, partners, and supporters to stay engaged. Follow us for updates, and let’s build a stronger future for North Philadelphia together.
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