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The Non-profit Center Enid, Oklahoma

The Non-profit Center Enid, Oklahoma. Redeveloping an Empty Department Store (Circa 1949) to Create a Place Where Nonprofits Can Grow. Timeline-. Architect’s feasibility study and engineering inspections- November, 2007 Purchased in January, 2008

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The Non-profit Center Enid, Oklahoma

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  1. The Non-profit CenterEnid, Oklahoma Redeveloping an Empty Department Store (Circa 1949) to Create a Place Where Nonprofits Can Grow.

  2. Timeline- • Architect’s feasibility study and engineering inspections- November, 2007 • Purchased in January, 2008 • Began capital campaign to raise $2.5 million for renovation, December, 2008 • Applied for Brownfields funding October, 2009, awarded October, 2010 • Asbestos removal is complete, lead based paint removal is nearly complete and full renovation is underway.

  3. History

  4. New construction

  5. In its prime

  6. Purchased by CDSA

  7. Clean Boiler

  8. Boiler room

  9. 2011 Front with new windows

  10. Store Front

  11. Nonprofit Incubator

  12. Construction

  13. Why is this project important?

  14. Redeveloping a large empty building on the square in downtown Enid, Oklahoma • Multiple services in one easy to access, highly visible location • More services through reduced cost of operation • Less duplication of services due to collaboration

  15. Play Area

  16. Investment in the future – A center for early childhood development • Parents will have access to: Experts, resources, parent meetings and playgroups. • Childcare providers will have access to: Training to improve the quality of childcare, toy lending library, equipment (copier, laminator). • The community will benefit from: Mobilization efforts, ongoing information about early childhood development, healthier children, stronger adults.

  17. Growth Opportunity • Unknown innovations • Synergy between programs • Support for downtown redevelopment • Ability to attract new funding sources • Because of collaborative concept • Because of increased visibility • Because of increased impact • Ability to say “yes” • To requests for space • To non-profit start ups

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