Chinatown Community Development Center

Founded in 1977, Chinatown Community Development Center's (Chinatown CDC) goal is to build affordable housing, develop grassroots leadership, and empower low-income residents and youth for civic engagement in San Francisco. Chinatown CDC own and/or manage 23 properties in San Francisco, totaling nearly 2100 units of affordable housing for over 2,300 low-income seniors, formerly homeless adults, and working poor families. Chinatown CDC's residents are diverse and speak 14 languages including English, Chinese, Tagalog, Spanish, Russian, and Vietnamese. Chinatown CDC believes in a comprehensive vision of community that includes a quality environment, healthy neighborhood economies, and active volunteer associations. CCDC is committed to empowering low-income residents, building coalitions, embracing diversity and advocating for social and economic justice.