Welcome to Jubilee Community Development Corporation
Jubilee Community Development Corporation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit on a mission to eliminate the consequences of benign neglect within North St. Louis City.
At Jubilee Community Development Corporation, we empower individuals for true community development. Our vision is to build a community of recovery, renewal, and hope. We are doing this by providing treatment, purpose, and restoration to the homeless, addicted, mentally ill, and unemployable men and women of North St. Louis. We offer a comprehensive system focused on personal development and accountability to help individuals overcome challenges and become purposeful contributors to our community. Our ultimate goal is to rebuild broken people who rebuild broken communities.
At Jubilee Community Development Corporation, we are deeply rooted in our community. We constantly appraise the needs of our neighbors in the Fairgrounds and College Hill neighborhoods by living and working alongside them every day.
Our focus is on providing personal development and accountability to those who face significant challenges such as addiction, mental illness, and homelessness. We work to build bridges and provide pathways for these individuals to become purpose-driven, employed, and contributing members of our community.
Located at 4231 N. Grand Blvd, all of our subsidiaries and partnerships are designed to benefit the people of this neighborhood. By engaging with and serving our community, we strive to create a more vibrant, connected, and resilient place for everyone to call home.
Jubilee Property Management provides employment for 5 full-time and 6 part-time individuals from the community, who specialize in property maintenance, lawn care, landscaping and snow removal.
Jubilee Property Management provides employment for 5 full-time and 6 part-time individuals from the community, who specialize in property maintenance, lawn care, landscaping and snow removal.
Providing classroom and driver instruction, Jubilee Trucking Academy has helped 40 people qualify for CDL licenses, and continues to graduate people every month.
Eliot School (over 50,000 sq. ft.) was purchased in Spring 2022 from the St. Louis Public School District. We are transforming this building into a beacon of hope and renewal for our community by expanding all of the above initiatives and more.
Gethsemane House, Greer House, Turner House, Stolwyk House, and Victory Over Bondage (VOB) House provide active beds for transitional housing, support, training, and accountability. Over 90 men have rotated through the program in 2022-2023.
This incredible project is taking place at the former Eliot Elementary School, a historic building that has been abandoned since 2004. We are transforming this building into a beacon of hope and renewal for our community.
Join us as we work to revitalize this historic building, and create a space that will serve the families of our community for generations to come.
Providing Safe and Secure Housing for Men in Recovery
Hands-On Training to Help Those in Recovery Gain Meaningful Employment
Providing Employment Opportunities to Those in Recovery
Bringing Restoration to the People of North St. Louis
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Providing Safe and Secure Housing for Men in Recovery
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Your support can change lives. Whether you choose to volunteer your time, make a donation, or spread the word about our initiatives, your involvement can make a significant difference. Join us today and be a part of the transformation happening in our community.
The first architectural drawings for the Eliot School transformation into the Jubilee Community Wellness Center are unveiled. The anticipated transition of this vacant school building in North St. Louis into ...
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The Nat Turner Foundation (NTF) awarded its first-ever grants to Jubilee Community Development Corporation (JCDC). Dr. Bryan Moore, President of NTF, watched the historic event as Frank Agovino, Secretary of ...
