Rebuilding Community Infrastructure (Rebuild) is a City of Philadelphia program to invest hundreds of millions of dollars to improve neighborhood parks, recreation centers, and libraries. Community Ventures has been selected as one of the 20 non-profit organizations to manage Rebuild projects. These non-profits are known as “Project Users” for Rebuild.
For more information about the Rebuild program, visit www.rebuild.phila.gov.
Current Rebuild Projects with Community Ventures
Lawncrest Recreation Center & Library
For more information check out our Rebuild Lawncrest website or to stay up to date on this project email us at lawncrest@community-ventures.org.
For more information check out our Rebuild Cohocksink website or to stay up to date on this project email us at cohocksink@community-ventures.org.
Blanche A. Nixon/ Cobbs Creek Library
For more information check out our Rebuild Nixon Cobbs Creek Library website or to stay up to date on this project email us at NixonCobbsCreekLibrary@community-ventures.org.
Vogt Recreation Center
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Contract Opportunities
For opportunities to work with Community Ventures on Rebuild projects, visit our Contract Opportunities page. If you are interested in working with us but there is not a posted RFQ or RFP for your type of work, please email rebuild@community-ventures.org with your company’s information.
For other Rebuild contract opportunities, visit the Rebuild Contract Opportunity website.
About Rebuild
There are more than 400 neighborhood parks, recreation centers, and libraries in Philadelphia. They serve as safe spaces for people to learn, play, exercise, and get access to important services. However, about 90 percent of these places are in need of investment.
Made possible by the Philadelphia Beverage Tax, Rebuild will invest hundreds of millions of dollars in improving community facilities. Through its projects, Rebuild will:
– Make physical improvements to parks, recreation centers, and libraries.
– Promote diversity and economic inclusion. Rebuild will support minorities and women who work (or want to work) in the design and construction industries.
– Engage with community members to leverage their knowledge, power, and expertise. Community feedback will inform the improvements that are made to facilities.
For more information about Rebuild visit: www.rebuild.phila.gov
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