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ECAP – Back Home in Emeryville for the Holidays • The E'ville Eye News
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ECAP – Back Home in Emeryville for the Holidays • The E'ville Eye News
The Emeryville Citizens Assistance Program, which has been feeding the region’s hungry for nearly 40 years, is back in Emeryville at their new, permanent home. They had been operating out of a temporary location down San Pablo Ave in Oakland since 2023 following the demolition of their space at 36th & San Pablo Avenue to make way for the Nellie Hannon Gateway Project. The $91.5 million, 90-unit project not only will house as many as 140 low-inco…
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