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Louisville Central Community Centers, Inc. (LCCC) has been a leading agent of family development and economic transformation, operating from within one of Louisville’s most economically distressed neighborhood, since 1948. In 1975, LCCC established the ...
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LCCC’s VISTA Community Impact Ambassador (CIA) project strengthens Russell and surrounding West Louisville neighborhoods through capacity building strategies that empower the achievement of “high impact” toward addressing critical issues that inhibit the economic mobility ...
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Interview with POWER UP SUMMIT Keynote Speaker: DIAMOND SHIRLEY ALEXANDER, OWNER/PRINCIPAL BROKER DIAMOND KEY REALTORS Interviewed by Patricia Williams Register for POWERUP SUMMIT here PW: Tell me a little bit about yourself. DSA: I ...
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On behalf of our Board of Directors and staff of Louisville Central Community Centers, as well as the thousands of children and families whose lives have been enriched by the generosity and leadership of ...
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On behalf of our board, staff and the children and families we serve, Louisville Central Community Centers, Inc. extends our sincere prayers, respect and condolences to the family of Woodford R. (Woody) Porter, Jr. ...
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2018 marked the end of an era at Louisville Central Community Centers, Inc. – the sun setting of our 2015 to 2018 agency strategic plan. Major elements of this plan had been in place ...
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SUZANNE K. POST (1933-2019) Suzy Post was a human rights icon in the state of Kentucky. She was a powerful voice against inequality and other civil rights issues that helped change devastating conditions for ...
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On March 21, 2019, the Rev. Dr. Geoffrey S. Ellis, a past president of the Interdenominational Ministerial Coalition, past LCCC Board Chair and well known community activist was presented, by LCCC board and LTJ ...
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On February 15, 2019, LCCC was joined by Mayor Greg Fischer, current and former 4th district Metro Council representatives (Barbara Sexton Smith and David Tandy), Fund for the Arts CEO (Christen Boone), Dr. Kevin ...
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In recognition of Black History Month, the LTJ Honor Society celebrates the announcement of “The Art of Elmer Lucille Allen, Sandra Charles and Barbara Tyson Mosley.” This special five-part cultural arts series is an ...
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