10 Years of One Omaha: Milestones That Matter
Young people in Omaha are creative changemakers. They navigate education and healthcare systems not created for them. They advocate for justice and equity. However, many feel they need to leave Nebraska to do the work about which they’re passionate.
Thousands of properties in Omaha are abandoned. Their owners have disappeared, they have delinquent taxes, and they lack marketability. These properties are vacant, create blight, and serve as dumping and gathering grounds – often for illegal activity.
On September 14, 2021, One Omaha became a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We will continue to benefit the Omaha community by addressing the lack of knowledge and resources available for residents to sustain a better quality of life.
Since 2015, One Omaha has focused on addressing the lack of knowledge and resources available to community leaders.
We believe that by engaging and connecting people to their communities and improving participation in general, we will enrich the prosperity of our community.
One Omaha partnered with Groopit to care for every neighbor during COVID-19. Here is a list of questions about the app.
A collection of best practices for neighborhood groups during social isolation.
Alex joined our team this month as an Engagement Coordinator. Get to know more about her! What neighborhood do you live in and what do you love about it? I
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