Community Venture Partners (CVP) is a California nonprofit corporation that aims to facilitate and support community-based projects, programs, and initiatives that prioritize economic, social, and environmental sustainability. They are committed to promoting transparent and inclusive decision-making processes that incorporate the voices of underrepresented communities into government decisions. CVP offers a range of services and assistance to community organizations, nonprofits, educational institutions, and local municipalities.

They provide educational programs, facilitate public meetings and presentations, offer advisory services, and publish the Marin Post, California's first citizen-journalist newsmagazine. In addition, CVP conducts in-depth analysis, research, and legal actions on issues benefiting the public. They actively work on projects addressing challenges such as affordable housing, sustainable growth, and social equity.

CVP collaborates with NGOs, foundations, corporations, private donors, investors, and stakeholders to make a positive social impact. One of the unique aspects of CVP is their network of partners and collaborators who volunteer their time and expertise to assist with the organization's projects and initiatives. They offer their services free of charge to qualified applicants.

For municipalities and nonprofit community organizations, CVP provides expertise in planning for future growth, coordinating with regulations, and maximizing relationships with private sector financial resources. Their collective experience encompasses disciplines such as architecture, development, planning, business management, and finance. CVP believes that creative funding methods and collaborations between nonprofit/for profit and public/private partnerships can lead to more sustainable solutions for environmental and economic sustainability, as well as social equity.

By combining grants, donations, low-cost financing, and socially conscious investments, CVP strives to achieve what purely market-driven or government-subsidized programs cannot. If you have a project that aligns with CVP's goals, they encourage you to reach out to them. Join hands with Community Venture Partners to make a positive difference in your community