The new location will house a food pantry, a community garden and a movie theater.
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To read the full article by Sryia Reddy in the Dallas Morning News click here.

​Click here to read this full story in the Dallas Morning News by Sharon Grigsby.
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The young homegrown leaders of For Oak Cliff and their community partners weren’t about to let a little thing like a pandemic slow their work.
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Click here to read the full story on NBC by Candace Sweat.

An organization that aims to end systemic inequalities and oppression has recently taken a step that will expand its physical presence and its impact on the community.
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For Oak Cliff recently acquired the old moorland YMCA on East Ledbetter Drive. The historic landmark was once a den for black people in Dallas and a famous name during Jim Crow Era and part of the Civil Rights Movement. It now belongs to a new generation of world-changers.
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Watch this news story from WFAA showing how our For Oak Cliff community has added a weekly food distribution to our efforts.
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