Every Neighborhood Partnership

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Every Neighborhood Partnership MISSION: Activate. Equip. Mobilize. Transform. September of 2002, a group of city leaders connected a few churches with elementary schools in central Fresno.

The primary purpose was to provide an outlet where the students at these schools could interact with positive role models during the weekend. It also provided an opportunity for volunteers from these churches to build relationships with the students. As volunteers spent more time in these communities they became aware of two specific issues. First, the test scores of the students were consistently in the bottom end of all the elementary schools in Fresno Unified. Second, the percentage of the families living at or below the poverty line was higher than most communities in the city. What started out as a small sports program evolved into a ministry that addressed these issues, including literacy, mentoring and community outreach events. Volunteers from the church became more connected to the neighborhood while discovering many opportunities to be involved in the lives of the community. Other churches began asking about these partnerships and how they might do something similar. Every Neighborhood Partnership (ENP) was formed in January 2008 with a desire to see ministries like these replicated throughout the city.

10/18/2026

Who would you take on a Drive Tour? 🚗👀

See Fresno from a new perspective and learn more about the neighborhoods we call home.

Tag someone you want to take a Drive Tour with! 👇

everyneighborhood.org/drivetour

Do you see your neighborhood as an empty glass or a full one?In the latest episode of What’s Good in the Neighborhood po...
10/13/2026

Do you see your neighborhood as an empty glass or a full one?

In the latest episode of What’s Good in the Neighborhood podcast, Dr. Randy White and Carlos Huerta join Andrew Feil to talk about Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) and what happens when we focus on the people, skills and strengths already present in our communities.

🎧 Check out the new episode and learn why perspective matters.

Thank you, Fresno State Richter Center, for having us at your annual volunteer fair! ❤️💙We had a great time meeting stud...
10/08/2026

Thank you, Fresno State Richter Center, for having us at your annual volunteer fair! ❤️💙

We had a great time meeting students and sharing ways to volunteer with ENP. And a big thank you to every student who signed up to serve. We're excited to have you with us this school year!

Let's recap our most recent Community Land Use Academy trainings! Over three weeks, community members came together to l...
10/07/2026

Let's recap our most recent Community Land Use Academy trainings!

Over three weeks, community members came together to learn about Fresno’s land use, history and streets, and how the decisions we make today shape our neighborhoods for years to come.

A big thank you to Karl Gurney for leading these conversations and to everyone who showed up ready to learn, ask questions and better understand our city.

Happy National Teachers Day! 🍎📚We're grateful for our school partners and teachers who welcome us into their classrooms ...
10/06/2026

Happy National Teachers Day! 🍎📚

We're grateful for our school partners and teachers who welcome us into their classrooms each week. Thank you for all you do for Fresno’s students! 💛

09/29/2026

Imagine your daughters are headed to school on a typical morning, and you receive a call saying they were hit by a car.

Bernadita's daughters were on a scooter when a van hit them near Columbia Elementary School. One girl fell near the tire of the van. Both girls are doing okay today, but the fear Bernadita felt that morning has motivated her to share her story and advocate for change.

Our streets are not always safe for students, which is why Every Neighborhood Partnership (ENP) joined Bernadita and her neighbors, safe2schoolinc, and Fresno Unified Community Schools for a walk audit around Columbia Elementary. It's also why we support legislation like Yes on Measure S which allocates funding to repair dangerous intersections in our city.

Safer streets are possible, but Fresno needs people willing to be part of the solution.

Learn how you can get involved at: everyneighborhood.org/streets.

Welcome to the ENP Team, Noemy! Noemy Aispuro is our new bookkeeper, helping keep finances organized and supporting the ...
09/25/2026

Welcome to the ENP Team, Noemy!

Noemy Aispuro is our new bookkeeper, helping keep finances organized and supporting the behind-the-scenes work that keeps our programs moving forward.

We're so glad to have Noemy on the team!

09/24/2026

Every student deserves the support they need to thrive in school and in life.

As we begin a new school year, hear from Justin Lerma, Program Director, as he shares his heart for our School Support programs and the vision behind equipping schools, mentors, and community leaders to make a lasting difference.

A big welcome to all of our new mentors and volunteers! 👋 We're so excited to have you with us and can't wait to see wha...
09/23/2026

A big welcome to all of our new mentors and volunteers! 👋 We're so excited to have you with us and can't wait to see what this school year holds.

How do we know if our programs are making a difference?Randy White recently led the ENP staff through a training focused...
09/18/2026

How do we know if our programs are making a difference?

Randy White recently led the ENP staff through a training focused on outcomes, helping us think beyond tracking data to better understand impact and program effectiveness.

Moving forward, this will help us better measure what’s working, learn where we can grow and tell the story of the impact happening through ENP.

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1631 N Van Ness Avenue
Fresno, CA
93704

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm

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