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Neighborworks Green Bay
to reimagine 815 Chicago street
We’re dreaming big about 815 Chicago Street…come dream up ideas with us! This spring, NeighborWorks Green Bay is developing a plan to reimagine 815 Chicago Street, a 20,000 square foot property located next to our office building. Our vision could include space for businesses and nonprofit organizations as well as shared space for the community.
If you have ideas for 815 Chicago Street you’d like to share with us, add them to the vision board in the Community Room at our offices. You can also share your ideas by contacting Karen Basulto, Asset Manager and CLT Specialist, by scanning the QR code below.
We can’t wait to bring new purpose to this building!
Spotlight on Collin Marshall
Treasurer, Neighborworks Green Bay Board
Collin (pictured, right, with Asset Manager & CLT Specialist Karen Basulto), is a Commercial Loan Officer with Bank of Luxemburg. Along with serving on our board as Treasurer, Collin is chair of the Finance Committee and serves on the Community Building Committee.
Collin has been instrumental in the 815 Chicago Street planning, advocating for community and resident voices to drive its redevelopment. Collin’s guidance and enthusiasm led to the development of a community-first approach that will use open houses, surveys, and focus groups to shape the vision for the future of the building.
Thank you, Collin, for your substantial contributions and for making a lasting impact on our community!
Your Community Impact
With your generous support, our rental properties provide 251 units across 58 rental properties to families in Northeast Wisconsin. This map shows the location of our rental properties in Green Bay alone.
NeighborWorks Green Bay Team Spotlight
Martha Garcia
Bilingual Housing Counselor
Born and raised in El Salvador, Martha came to the United States at the age of 22 years old to reunite with her father. She enrolled in Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in 2010 to take English classes. In 2013, she began her Accounting studies, and in 2017 added courses in medical terminology. Martha is a mother of four children. She loves family gatherings, going out with her kids and watching Packers games. Martha is thrilled to help the Spanish speaking community achieve their dreams of homeownership.
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