A nonprofit that has served its community for 46 years recently faced a threat to its existence. The organization, which is based in Richmond, was in danger of losing its land to development. The potential developer was SFUSD, which had considered the nonprofit's site for its plans.
The nonprofit was able to avoid being included on SFUSD's list of sites for development, at least for the time being.
Despite this temporary reprieve, the nonprofit still faces uncertainty and the fear of displacement remains a concern. Further details about the situation are available from the source.
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