Valley Palms Unidos/Together Valley Palms

08/11/2026

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04/20/2024

Today at the general meeting of Valley Palms Unidos we had a special guest, Captain Aragon, residents/community leaders we are creating new relationships to improve our community.

Thank you everyone for being part of this meeting and thank you Captain Aragon for accepting our invitation. Looking forward to have more meetings.

04/25/2023

Valley Palms Unidos/Together Valley Palms

Te invita a participar en la feria de recursos y al taller de coincidencia de usos de opioides

Este evento se llevará a cabo en la cancha de básquetbol de Valley Palms a las 4:30-7pm

2155 Lanai Ave San José CA 95122

Regístrate con el QR para llevar un conteo de la cena y la distribución de Narcan

Por favor compartan el volante,

Gracias.

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Valley Palms Unidos/Together Valley Palms

Invites you to participate in the resource fair and the opioid use matching workshop

This event will take place on the Valley Palms basketball court

2155 Lanai Ave San José CA 95122

Sign up with the QR to take a count of the dinner and the distribution of Narcan

Please share the flyer.

Thank you.

04/19/2023

Buenas tardes!!!!

La comunidad de Valley Palms Unidos, les invita a ser parte de esta recaudación de fondos para los gastos funebres de

Venga y disfrutes de ricas comidas hechas por las familias de la comunidad con el apoyo de otras organizaciones,

El evento será el viernes 21, 2023 desde la 1:00pm hasta agotar existencias

Good afternoon!!!!

The community of Valley Palms Unidos, invites you to be part of this fundraiser for the funeral expenses of

Come and enjoy delicious meals made by the families of the community with the support of other organizations,

The event will be on Friday 21, 2023 from 1:00PM (while stocks last)

04/18/2023

Hola!!

Comunidad, compañeros y Socios, Valley Palms Unidos se encuentra de luto, una joven de casi 16 de años falleció, su nombre era Azul y hoy su familia nesecita de su apoyo para los gastos, cualquier donación será de gran de ayuda, de antemano agradecemos su colaboración.

Pueden compartir el enlace de Go Fund Me,

Gracias

Hello!!

Community, colleagues and Partners, Valley Palms Unidos is in mourning, a young woman of almost 16 years old died, her name was Azul and today her family needs your support for the expenses, any donation will be of great help, in advance we appreciate your collaboration.

You can share the Go Fund Me link,

Thank you

Hello community. On Sunday, April 16, 2023, we lost a daughter, sister, and friend. A… Jesse Galeana needs your support for Help Celebrate Azul’s short life ️

12/13/2022

11/01/2022

09/30/2022

Yesterday, over 100 neighbors and friends came out in support of our effort to hold KDF Communities accountable. Nearly 3 months ago, tenants at Valley Palms, Foxdale, Orchard Glen, and Regency in the Cadillac Wi******er Neighborhood received notices of rent increases as high as 20% slated for October 1st. As tenants of tax-credit properties owned by this for-profit developer, we organized, mobilized, and continue to fight. KDF, who owns 9 properties in Santa Clara County and is one of the largest developers of “affordable” housing, then lowered the increases to 10%. The rent at tax-credit properties is tied to Area Median Income (AMI), which increased by nearly $18,000 since last year in Santa Clara County; this leaves low-income residents extremely vulnerable to housing insecurity. On top of the proposed increases that, if passed, will displace many of our neighbors, KDF has a history of failing to maintain safe and healthy apartment units. In an unlikely collaboration given decades of history between the two neighborhoods, Valley Palms and Foxdale tenants have come together to demand better for their families and their communities. Three weeks ago, we sent a letter signed by tenants to KDF and John Stewart Company to call for no increase at all or a maximum of 5% at all their properties. Today is September 30th, rents are increasing by an average $200-$250 tomorrow and we have yet to receive a response. This was the first of many actions until we can get KDF to the table to hear the concerns of our communities. Ya basta!

Thank you to our partners in this effort: LUNA, Working Partnerships, Law Foundation of Silicon Valley San Jose Councilmember Maya Esparza Supervisor Cindy Chavez Supervisor Susan Ellenberg Vice Mayor Chappie Jones Councilmember Sylvia Arenas Councilmember Magdalena Carrasco City of San José Housing Department, Project Hope, and Crime Prevention Unit, East San Jose PEACE Partnership, and many more!