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Neighborhood Development Center

Neighborhood Development Center (NDC) is a nonprofit organization that works…
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Neighborhood Development Center (NDC) is a nonprofit organization that works in Twin Cities low-income neighborhoods to help emerging entrepreneurs develop successful businesses that serve and revitalize their communities. They also supported members of the Build from Within Alliance which provide similar support in communities across the United States. This multi-year evaluation documents NDC’s impact on NDC-assisted businesses, as well as on the neighborhoods where owners reside and operate businesses.

Project Reports

March 2019

Results of a Ripple Effects Mapping discussion about the impact of NDC and NDC-assisted businesses on the East Side of Saint Paul.

March 2019

In 2019, NDC contracted with Wilder Research to do a study of the impacts of business ownership on owners’ children, including changes regarding financial security, education, health, and career skills and interests. This summary describes key findings from that study.

September 2018

Results of a Ripple Effects Mapping discussion about the impact of NDC and NDC-assisted businesses in the Frogtown neighborhood of Saint Paul.

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