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CAPITAL CAMPAIGNSEVEN CORNERS COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE

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Building the Future, One Person at a TimeGreat communities encourage a place where all people

have access to live, work and thrive. Community Vision’s

mission is to foster a community in which all individuals

can reach their full potential regardless of age, income,

disability or background.

Our goal is to build a spacious, accessible and

welcoming community asset that provides innovative

support services in a central location. By providing a

home with other nonprofits that serve individuals and

families experiencing developmental disabilities, we

can help people benefit from a wide variety of

services, including:

• Supported and Self-directed Living

• Home Ownership

• Family Support

• Asset Building

• Youth Programs

• Employment Development and Services

• Technology Assistance

• Parent Education and Training

• Community Resources

SEVEN CORNERS COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

CAPITAL COSTS

CAPITAL SOURCES

Capital Campaign, by the NumbersCommunity Vision’s goal is to raise $2 million

of the $6.5 million total cost for Seven

Corners from private contributions. The land,

which is valued at $760,000, was donated

to Community Vision in April 2014 by

Multnomah County.

The new building is projected to be 25,000

square feet. Community Vision’s annual

budget is $7 million, with revenue generated

from government contracts, foundation

grants, individual contributions and

earned revenue.

Land Donation/Multnomah County - $760,000

Lender Financing - $3,800,000

Capital Campaign and Other Sources - $1,000,000

CVI Board of Directors and Individual Donors - $500,000

CVI Sources/Cash - $440,000

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Reserves/Contingency - $259,000

Permanent Loan Fees - $24,000

Construction Loan Costs - $90,000

Pre-construction/Permitting - $410,000

Development Costs - $507,000

Construction Costs - $4,800,000

Acquisition Costs/REACH CDC - $60,000

Furnishings & Technology - $350,000

SEVEN CORNERS WILL FOSTER COOPERATIVE ENERGY THAT RESULTS IN:

• Innovation and collaboration in designing and delivering services. We

will house three like-minded organizations that serve adults experiencing

disability, families with children (young or adult) experiencing disability and

our surrounding community. By sharing this space, we will encourage

a sharing of ideas and excitement around the work we do.

• A welcoming and fully accessible building that can support any level of

mobility or transportation needs as well as features that individuals can

explore to discover what might best meet their support needs in their

own homes.

• A catalyst for systems and service providers to recommit to providing services

and support grounded in principles of respect and self-determination.

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architecture, interiors & planning

419 SW 11th Ave Suite 200Portland, Oregon 97205Phone: 503/228-7571Fax: 503/273-8891

CVI corporate building

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CAMPAIGN

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1949 SE DIVISION ST

Community Vision, Inc.1750 SW SKYLINE BLVD., SUITE 102

PORTLAND, OR 97221

503-292-4964

CVISION.ORG

CAPITAL CAMPAIGNWWW.SEVENCORNERSCOLLABORATIVE.ORG

[email protected]

COMMUNITY PARTNERS, WORKING TOGETHER:

Seven Corners will allow us to provide space for other nonprofits that

assist persons with disabilities, thus expanding the range of services

available in one location. Among our partners who will be co-located in

the new building are:

FAMILY AND COMMUNITY TOGETHER (FACT), which works

collaboratively to facilitate positive change in policies, systems and

attitudes through family support, advocacy and partnerships.

www.factoregon.org

COMMUNITY PATHWAYS, which provides support services to more

than 4oo adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the

Portland metro area. www.communitypath.org

THE BUILDING WILL INCLUDE:

• Community Conference Rooms

• Event Space and Outdoor Deck

• Ground-floor Retail Space

• Training and Education Rooms

• State-of-the-art Accessible Kitchen

• Employment Connections Office

• Technology Assistance Center

• Dream Builders Program Office

• Supported Living and Asset Development Offices

Support our vision of “Community for All” and make a gift to the Seven Corners Community Collaborative Capital Campaign.

PROJECT OVERVIEW:

The new building will be located at 1949 SE Division Street

in the historic Ladd’s Addition at Seven Corners. Grand &

Benedicts is the general contractor and Waterleaf is the

architect for the project. CVI also hopes that the building

itself will demonstrate a high level of physical accessibility

and best practices in serving the community.

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