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  • About
    • WHO WE ARE
    • MEET THE TEAM
    • PARTNERS
    • Employment
    • Contact
  • undocufund
  • Initiatives
    • Financial Capability >
      • Workshop & Coaching
      • Youth
      • Familias Con Mas
      • Family Plan Workplan
    • Asset Building >
      • Business Succession to Employee Ownership
      • Santa Cruz SEEDS
      • Credit Bound
      • Local Capital
    • Advocacy >
      • Assets and Access Dashboards
      • Financial Capability Snapshot
      • Mamas Con Mas
      • SMALL BUSINESS CLOSURE CRISIS
  • MEDIA
    • Blog
    • In the News
  • WAYS TO GIVE
    • ONLINE DONATION
    • PLANNED GIVING
  • Español

In the News

  • Santa Cruz Community Ventures and Bay Federal Credit Union to Provide Financial Capability Workshops in Vulnerable Communities (10/6/20 CU Insight)
  • Undocufund Monterey Bay has Distributed Almost $2 million to undocumented people (8/32/20 Monterey County Weekly)
  • Local and state together dollars make the biggest difference for our community (4/16/20) 
  • Maria Cadenas Wants an Economy That Works for all (7/10/2018) By Jacob Pierce (Source: Goodtimes)
  • 79% of Santa Cruz County Individuals Have Low Financial Capability 
  • Could Tech Companies Work as Co-ops? (3/14/2018) By Jacob Pierce (Source: Goodtimes)
  • As tax time approaches, UCSC students volunteer to help low-income filers (1/30/2018) By Jennifer McNulty (Source: UCSC)
  •  ​Recent Changes at Community Ventures  (01/01/2018)
  • $620K in Tax Refunds Secured for Working Families (05/03/2017)
  • ​New Financial Dashboards Highlight Affordability and Wealth Gaps in the County (06/06/2016)
  • SCCV Returns Over $660K Back to Working Families (4/27/2016)
  • IRS Recognition of Community Ventures to Increase Financial System Access (03/22/2016)

Research and Data

  • The Small Business Closure Crisis of the Central Coast
  • 2018 Financial Capability Snapshot 
  • 2016 Financial Assets and Access for Santa Cruz, Live Oak, and Watsonville

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