Our Projects
At Beasley Brown Community Development Cooperation, we believe community thrives through service, education, and togetherness. Our programs are designed to meet urgent needs, build healthy habits, and strengthen neighborhood bonds.
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Youth & Education
KIP After-School Tutoring Program
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In partnership with 12 local sites, our Knowledge is Power (KIP) tutoring initiative provides academic support, mentorship, and enrichment to students across the city.
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Secured a $2.3 million federal award for the “Knowledge is Power” project. This program collaborates with 12 historically Black churches to provide after-school tutoring, bridging the digital divide for low-income students.
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Civic Engagement
Voter Registration & Civic Access
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We empower citizens through year-round voter registration drives and serve as an official voting site—ensuring every voice has a place in the democratic process.
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Health & Wellness Programs
Community Health Clinics
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In collaboration with trusted health foundations, we offer free and low-cost services focused on:
• Kidney Health (in partnership with local Kidney Foundation)
• Heart Disease Prevention (Heart Foundation-led workshops)
• Prostate Health Workshops
• Alzheimer’s Awareness & Family Support
• Life Preparation Trainings – Guidance on wills, health proxies, and aging with dignity
• Hosted 11 community events in 2018 focused on health awareness.
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Seasonal & Outreach Services
We operate as a safe haven during extreme weather, offering shelter, hydration, and support to vulnerable neighbors.
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Neighborhood Gatherings & Outreach
From seasonal neighborhood events to community listening sessions, we bring people together for connection and collective care.
Awarded a $20,000 grant for the Neighbor 2 Neighbor Program, including a community-needs assessment to tailor programs effectively.
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Warming and Cooling Station
Partial funding of a Heating and Cooling Center, one of only two in the area, to provide relief during extreme weather.
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Trunk or Treat Children’s Celebration
Our annual fall festival provides a safe, family-friendly space for children to enjoy games, treats, and seasonal fun.
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Thanksgiving Meal Program
In November, a meal gathering is provided for the neighborhood, individuals and families in need, affirming that no one should face the holidays celebrations alone.
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Special Initiatives
Port Chicago 320 Memorial Tribute
Beasley Brown CDC is the fiscal sponsor and founding advocate of the Port Chicago 320 Memorial Campaign—a national movement to honor the 320 service members lost in the 1944 Port Chicago explosion. Events include tributes, educational outreach, and student-led remembrance projects.
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COVID-19 Health Services
As part of our commitment to public health, Beasley Brown CDC partnered with the City of San Antonio to offer COVID-19 response services, including vaccination clinics, public education campaigns, and support for families navigating the pandemic. Our site has served as a vaccination hub and continues to promote accessible health resources for our community.
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An ongoing support is provided to A R Nelson Outreach Center that is affiliated with the San Antonio Food Bank to provide food and provide clothing to individuals in need, those without homes and to families in the community. The services are provided on a weekly basis. Other support services for essential needs are provided by the Center.