Fresno Rescue Mission 2.0

Frenso,
CA
(2023)

Fresno Rescue Mission 2.0

FQHCs, Shelters and Community Food

Investment

NMTC Amount: $15,500,000
Total Project Cost: $21,030,846

IMPACT

106 FTE jobs
117 construction jobs
67 jobs created and 39 jobs retained.
77,985 sq. ft. of real estate

CDEs

PNC, TELACU

Investor

PNC

Project Description

Phase II includes the new construction of City Center’s residential building which will provide transitory housing for families in a crisis in addition to a youth center. Phase II will also include the rehab of an existing building into a Federally Qualified Health Clinic (“FQHC”) that will be operated by Family HealthCare Network. Limited renovations to a warehouse and plant services building that supplies utility and mechanical needs to the campus will also be included in the scope of work. The site will also include outdoor recreation facilities and courtyards with play areas. Lastly, phase II includes rehab work related to the Wawona Building, a portion of which was completed outside of the project’s budget and is currently subleased with three separate 3rd-party tenants.

MAP

Address: 2017 E Dakota Ave + 3845 N. Clark St., Frenso, CA 93726

Census Tract: 6019005100

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