WORKFORCE CENTER CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
Centro CHA owns the former Bank of America building in North Long Beach.
Help renovate and equip this permanent home, reduce project-related debt, and support the long-term stability of our community services.
THE CENTER
Education and careers
Community-based learning and connections to education and career training, building on the partnership with Long Beach City College.
Small business support
Guidance, training, and resources for entrepreneurs to start and grow their businesses.
Enrollment and support
Help navigating education and employment resources and accessing services.
The Legacy Wall honors the life and unwavering commitment of Carmen O. Perez and recognizes the generous supporters whose investments are building opportunities and creating lasting impact for generations to come.
Your contribution directly supports Centro CHA’s vision to establish a permanent, sustainable home and cultural welcoming space that expands employment, entrepreneurship, immigration legal services while strengthening our shared commitment to economic justice, resilient communities, and vibrant, healthier families across Long Beach for future generations.
Gifts of any amount are welcome.
For a larger gift or pledge, contact Jessica Quintana. For recognition questions, contact Itzel Perez.
CENTRO CHA • WORKFORCE CENTER
Building Legacy Campaign
Help build a permanent home for community services. Gifts of any amount are welcome.
2024
Building acquired
Centro CHA purchased its permanent home at 5253 Long Beach Boulevard.
Current Campaign
Renovation & equipment
Help renovate and equip the building for community services and reduce project-related debt.
NEXT UP
Center activation
Prepare classrooms, workforce learning spaces, and service areas for community use.
How Centro CHA Secured $2.6 Million to Expand in Long Beach
Centro CHA is taking a major step toward establishing a permanent home for opportunity in North Long Beach. Learn how strategic support and a $2.6 million construction loan are helping transform a former bank into a new Community Inclusive Workforce & Business Development Center.
