Thank you for making our 2009 SCANPH Conference a Success!
Thank you for participating in our 2009 SCANPH Conference. The conference once again brought together the nonprofit housing community for a day of exciting speakers, informative and educational workshops, and our annual awards.
For a full recap of our conference and a list of our SCANPH Homes Within Reach Awards Winners please visit: http://www.scanph.org/node/2016
For a full list of our 2009 SCANPH Homes Within Reach Awards winners please visit: http://www.scanph.org/node/2003
Morning Registration (To see a bigger picture, click on the thumbnail)
A Few Of Our Sponsors and Vendors (To see a bigger picture, click on the thumbnail)
Wells Fargo Bank and Chase Bank
Citi Bank and US Bank
LISC and Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF)
Los Angeles City Community Reinvestment Agency (LA/CRA) & Clearinghouse CDFI
Southern California Edison and Solar City
Mercy Housing and AMCAL Housing
Abode and Jamboree Housing
LINC Housing and LA Family Housing
LA Housing Partnership and Chrysalis Enterprises
FSY Architects and Morley Builders Construction
John Cotton Architects and Ruiz Brothers Construction
Killefer Flammang Architects and Suffolk General Contracting
Nadel Architects and Alpha Construction
Sun Country Builders and EcoPlexus
AHMA Foundation and PermaCity Solar
Binney, Chase, and Van Horne Insurance Brokers and GoVal Group
A Few of our Workshops (To see a bigger picture, click on the thumbnail)
Plenary and SCANPH Homes Within Reach Awards Ceremony (To see a bigger picture, click on the thumbnail)
SCANPH Executive Director and SCANPH Board President Amy Anderson
HUD Senior Advisor for Rental Assistance Barbara Sard and Cesar Covarrubias of Kennedy Commission
Maria Elena Durazo of LA County Federation of Labor and Nadia Villagran of Coachella Valley Housing Coalition
Oscar Alvarado of A Community of Friends and Rodney Fernandez of Cabrillo Economic Development Corp.
Robin Hughes of ABODE Communities and Celia Estolano of LA City CRA
We'll see you all once again in 2010!
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