Center for Community Transformation

The Center for Community Transformation (CCT) at FPBS encourages the social, economic, physical and spiritual welfare of the San Joaquin Valley. The center collaborates with people and organizations on initiatives including social enterprise, financial literacy and education for Latino pastors.

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Community leader H Spees speaks to 95 participants at Sacred Streets training

Church finds route to compassionate progress through Center for Community Transformation homelessness training

October 2

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Flyer for the Sacred Streets training event

“Sacred Streets” seeks a holistic approach to homelessness

September 10

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Carolos Huerta of the Center for Community Transformation addresses participants of the Social Business Plan Workshop

FPU Center for Community Transformation hosts largest Social Business Plan Workshop

September 10

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Fresno Pacific University instructor Andrew Shinn teaches a group of participants at the 2018 Social Business Plan Workshop

The path to financial and social impact starts at the FPU Social Business Plan Workshop

August 21

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Mayor’s Faith-Based Council makes recommendations on local issues at FPU meeting

May 23

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Andrew Shinn speaks to Social Business Plan Workshop participants

CCT workshop gives social business hopefuls first step toward Spark Tank

May 17

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FPU Business Instructor Andrew Shinn, MBA, tells people how to develop their idea for a social enterprise

Get help developing your idea at the Social Business Plan Workshop hosted by the FPU Center for Community Transformation

May 8

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“Sacred Streets” from the FPU Center for Community Transformation offers places of worship a “we” approach to homelessness

April 30

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Fresno Pacific University and Central Valley Justice Coalition present anti-human trafficking training

March 7

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Sabrina Kelly, community relations manager, Wells Fargo; Randy White, executive director, FPU Center for Community Transformation; Gloria Leal, Goodie Gains; Carlos Huerta, CCT program director for community initiatives celebrate Goodie Gains' top prize of $4,000 at the CCT Spark Tank Pitch Fest (Photo provided by CCT)

Center for Community Transformation ‘Sparks’ five new enterprises at Pitch Fest

November 20, 2018

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