KCCD 10 Years of Service

KCCD is the largest Asian nonprofit organization in the country involved in church and community development. Since 2001, KCCD's mission has been to strengthen all communities by maximizing the resources of Korean and other Asian American faith-based and partner organizations involved in economic development and neighborhood revitalization through educational and economic development programs, strategic public and private partnerships and capacity building for Asian American faith communities and community non-profits. KCCD serves as a voice for the 4,000 Korean churches across the United States, providing a bridge between the Korean/Asian American community and the greater community at large. KCCD has a track record of successfully introducing major economic development initiatives in the Korean and Asian American community including programs focusing on homeownership, foreclosure prevention, financial literacy, health and wellness, marriage and family strengthening, job training, at-risk youth, as well as technical assistance and capacity building to faith-based and nonprofit organizations. To date, KCCD has garnered over 200 partners across the nation ranging from the Whitehouse and Fortune 500 companies to local nonprofits and key institutional stakeholders.

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Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• KCCD
• Korean
• Churches
• Community Development
• nonprofit
• capacity building
• foreclosure
• asian
• faith
• faith-based

[wildathertmayan]

Keep up the great work, KCCD. Praise God for implementing the vision.

John M.