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A long-abandoned storefront in Oakridge Heights has been reborn as the Oakridge Community Resource Center, a beacon of opportunity for families and teens alike. For years, residents felt overlooked by city development, but a coalition of nonprofit organizers and local volunteers stepped in to renovate the space.
Now, the center offers after-school tutoring, job-readiness workshops, and a small daycare room for young children. “It’s about investing in ourselves,” said longtime resident Dana Roberson, who helped secure grants and donations to fund the project. “The moment we opened our doors, you could feel a new kind of energy on this block.”
Organizers hope to expand the center’s programs as more volunteers step forward to teach skills like coding, graphic design, and financial literacy. Above all, neighbors say they appreciate having a safe, welcoming place to gather and address community needs.