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Mission, Vision, Values - Sacramento Community Land Trust
sacclt.org/mission-vision-values.html
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    • Mission, Vision, Values
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[![Sacramento Community Land Trust](https://www.sacclt.org/uploads/4/2/3/0/42307437/published/sacclt-tree-and-name-logo-white_2.png?1697502438)](https://www.sacclt.org/)

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- [Calendar](https://www.sacclt.org/calendar.html)
- [Efforts & Timeline](https://www.sacclt.org/efforts--timeline.html)
- About
- [Risk & Resources](https://www.sacclt.org/risk--resources.html)
- [How CLT's Work](https://www.sacclt.org/how-clts-work.html)
- [Contact](https://www.sacclt.org/contact.html)
- [Quick Tour!](https://www.sacclt.org/quick-tour.html)
- [Donate](https://donorbox.org/support-the-sacramento-community-land-trust)

- [Home](https://www.sacclt.org/)
- [Join](https://www.sacclt.org/join.html)
- [Calendar](https://www.sacclt.org/calendar.html)
- [Efforts & Timeline](https://www.sacclt.org/efforts--timeline.html)
- About
- [Risk & Resources](https://www.sacclt.org/risk--resources.html)
- [How CLT's Work](https://www.sacclt.org/how-clts-work.html)
- [Contact](https://www.sacclt.org/contact.html)
- [Quick Tour!](https://www.sacclt.org/quick-tour.html)
- [Donate](https://donorbox.org/support-the-sacramento-community-land-trust)

![Picture](https://www.sacclt.org/uploads/4/2/3/0/42307437/saccltsitepiceveryday-sign-2_orig.jpg)

*J St. - Downtown | Source: Downtown Sacramento Partnership*

## MISSION, VISION, VALUES

Why and how we do what we do.

| **OUR MISSION** ![Picture](https://www.sacclt.org/uploads/4/2/3/0/42307437/skyline-code-building-outline-grafitti-number-invert_1_orig.jpg) **SacCLT prevents displacement and builds historically discriminated neighborhood power** to combat deterioration and market speculation by fostering equitable development for generations to come. **OUR VISION** ![Picture](https://www.sacclt.org/uploads/4/2/3/0/42307437/snc-meeting-pic_1.jpg) **SacCLT is a vehicle fighting to sustain and strengthen historically discriminated neighborhoods** using a transparent, accountable shared governance model to drive a sustainable, equitable, and empowered Sacramento metro area. | **OUR VALUES** ![Picture](https://www.sacclt.org/uploads/4/2/3/0/42307437/published/hands-in-earth.jpg?1519580921) **SacCLT primarily serves “historically discriminated” communities,** defined as [First Nations/Native American, Southeast Asian/Pacific Islander, Latinx, Black, Arab/Middle Eastern, refugee, undocumented and documented immigrants, LGBTQIA, low-income, youth, people with disability, people who are housing insecure, people who are formerly incarcerated]. **Our primary objective is to preserve affordability and community cohesion by preventing displacement.** In so doing, we will stabilize residents, expand homeownership, ensure neighborhood control of assets and opportunities, and build shared community wealth. **Our secondary objective is to build community power to ensure more equitable development.** As much as possible, SacCLT will seek to convene and build the capacity of resident leaders and community groups that seek to influence activities both within and outside of SacCLT’s control. **SacCLT values smart growth**, which means we will try not facilitate sprawl or developments that will negatively impact our environment. We will promote energy conservation, transit-oriented development, and infill as much as possible. **SacCLT and all members value diversity and inclusion in all we do.** Financial limitations will not prevent someone from being a member. All business of SacCLT will adhere to a code of conduct and non-discrimination provision. All activities of SacCLT will be as transparent as possible to ensure accountability to members. **SacCLT must prioritize financial sustainability and strategic investments**, and not accept money from organizations that require us to take actions that contradict our values. |
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## SACRAMENTO COMMUNITY LAND TRUST ​ *- a 501(c)(3) non profit organization - EIN 82-4955956 P.O. Box 188709, Sacramento, CA. 95818*​

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| **[Home](https://www.sacclt.org/)** | Donate ​to the Fight for Housing Equity | [Be A Member ***Your* voice. ​Our Future.**](http://www.sacclt.org/join.html) | Contact Us 916.243.5683 ​[[email protected]](https://www.sacclt.org/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection) |  |
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28,416tokens
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sfclt.org61 pages100%73%1,042
nclt.org64 pages98%77%1,117
sectclt.org17 pages100%59%688

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Mission, Vision, Values - Sacramento Community Land Trust
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Image: Sacramento Community Land Trust

  • Home
  • Join
  • Calendar
  • Efforts & Timeline
  • About
    • Mission, Vision, Values
    • The Need
    • Our Team
    • Elections
    • Our Structure
    • Jobs and Opportunities
  • Risk & Resources
  • How CLT's Work
  • Contact
  • Quick Tour!
  • Donate
  • Home
  • Join
  • Calendar
  • Efforts & Timeline
  • About
    • Mission, Vision, Values
    • The Need
    • Our Team
    • Elections
    • Our Structure
    • Jobs and Opportunities
  • Risk & Resources
  • How CLT's Work
  • Contact
  • Quick Tour!
  • Donate

Image: Picture

J St. - Downtown | Source: Downtown Sacramento Partnership

MISSION, VISION, VALUES

Why and how we do what we do.

OUR MISSION

Image: Picture SacCLT prevents displacement and builds historically discriminated neighborhood power to combat deterioration and market speculation by fostering equitable development for generations to come.

OUR VISION

Image: Picture SacCLT is a vehicle fighting to sustain and strengthen historically discriminated neighborhoods using a transparent, accountable shared governance model to drive a sustainable, equitable, and empowered Sacramento metro area.

OUR VALUES

Image: Picture
  1. SacCLT primarily serves “historically discriminated” communities, defined as [First Nations/Native American, Southeast Asian/Pacific Islander, Latinx, Black, Arab/Middle Eastern, refugee, undocumented and documented immigrants, LGBTQIA, low-income, youth, people with disability, people who are housing insecure, people who are formerly incarcerated].
  2. Our primary objective is to preserve affordability and community cohesion by preventing displacement. In so doing, we will stabilize residents, expand homeownership, ensure neighborhood control of assets and opportunities, and build shared community wealth.
  3. Our secondary objective is to build community power to ensure more equitable development. As much as possible, SacCLT will seek to convene and build the capacity of resident leaders and community groups that seek to influence activities both within and outside of SacCLT’s control.
  4. SacCLT values smart growth, which means we will try not facilitate sprawl or developments that will negatively impact our environment. We will promote energy conservation, transit-oriented development, and infill as much as possible.
  5. SacCLT and all members value diversity and inclusion in all we do. Financial limitations will not prevent someone from being a member. All business of SacCLT will adhere to a code of conduct and non-discrimination provision. All activities of SacCLT will be as transparent as possible to ensure accountability to members.
  6. SacCLT must prioritize financial sustainability and strategic investments, and not accept money from organizations that require us to take actions that contradict our values.

SACRAMENTO COMMUNITY LAND TRUST
​ - a 501(c)(3) non profit organization -
EIN 82-4955956
P.O. Box 188709, Sacramento, CA. 95818
​

Home Image with no words

Donate
​to the Fight for Housing Equity

Be A Member
Your voice.
​Our Future.

Contact Us

916.243.5683
​[email protected]

Drawn from the HTML mttr fetched, not a screenshot.
page.md376 words, about 1,076 tokens
[![Sacramento Community Land Trust](https://www.sacclt.org/uploads/4/2/3/0/42307437/published/sacclt-tree-and-name-logo-white_2.png?1697502438)](https://www.sacclt.org/)

- [Home](https://www.sacclt.org/)
- [Join](https://www.sacclt.org/join.html)
- [Calendar](https://www.sacclt.org/calendar.html)
- [Efforts & Timeline](https://www.sacclt.org/efforts--timeline.html)
- About
- [Risk & Resources](https://www.sacclt.org/risk--resources.html)
- [How CLT's Work](https://www.sacclt.org/how-clts-work.html)
- [Contact](https://www.sacclt.org/contact.html)
- [Quick Tour!](https://www.sacclt.org/quick-tour.html)
- [Donate](https://donorbox.org/support-the-sacramento-community-land-trust)

- [Home](https://www.sacclt.org/)
- [Join](https://www.sacclt.org/join.html)
- [Calendar](https://www.sacclt.org/calendar.html)
- [Efforts & Timeline](https://www.sacclt.org/efforts--timeline.html)
- About
- [Risk & Resources](https://www.sacclt.org/risk--resources.html)
- [How CLT's Work](https://www.sacclt.org/how-clts-work.html)
- [Contact](https://www.sacclt.org/contact.html)
- [Quick Tour!](https://www.sacclt.org/quick-tour.html)
- [Donate](https://donorbox.org/support-the-sacramento-community-land-trust)

![Picture](https://www.sacclt.org/uploads/4/2/3/0/42307437/saccltsitepiceveryday-sign-2_orig.jpg)

*J St. - Downtown | Source: Downtown Sacramento Partnership*

## MISSION, VISION, VALUES

Why and how we do what we do.

| **OUR MISSION** ![Picture](https://www.sacclt.org/uploads/4/2/3/0/42307437/skyline-code-building-outline-grafitti-number-invert_1_orig.jpg) **SacCLT prevents displacement and builds historically discriminated neighborhood power** to combat deterioration and market speculation by fostering equitable development for generations to come. **OUR VISION** ![Picture](https://www.sacclt.org/uploads/4/2/3/0/42307437/snc-meeting-pic_1.jpg) **SacCLT is a vehicle fighting to sustain and strengthen historically discriminated neighborhoods** using a transparent, accountable shared governance model to drive a sustainable, equitable, and empowered Sacramento metro area. | **OUR VALUES** ![Picture](https://www.sacclt.org/uploads/4/2/3/0/42307437/published/hands-in-earth.jpg?1519580921) **SacCLT primarily serves “historically discriminated” communities,** defined as [First Nations/Native American, Southeast Asian/Pacific Islander, Latinx, Black, Arab/Middle Eastern, refugee, undocumented and documented immigrants, LGBTQIA, low-income, youth, people with disability, people who are housing insecure, people who are formerly incarcerated]. **Our primary objective is to preserve affordability and community cohesion by preventing displacement.** In so doing, we will stabilize residents, expand homeownership, ensure neighborhood control of assets and opportunities, and build shared community wealth. **Our secondary objective is to build community power to ensure more equitable development.** As much as possible, SacCLT will seek to convene and build the capacity of resident leaders and community groups that seek to influence activities both within and outside of SacCLT’s control. **SacCLT values smart growth**, which means we will try not facilitate sprawl or developments that will negatively impact our environment. We will promote energy conservation, transit-oriented development, and infill as much as possible. **SacCLT and all members value diversity and inclusion in all we do.** Financial limitations will not prevent someone from being a member. All business of SacCLT will adhere to a code of conduct and non-discrimination provision. All activities of SacCLT will be as transparent as possible to ensure accountability to members. **SacCLT must prioritize financial sustainability and strategic investments**, and not accept money from organizations that require us to take actions that contradict our values. |
| --- | --- |

## SACRAMENTO COMMUNITY LAND TRUST ​ *- a 501(c)(3) non profit organization - EIN 82-4955956 P.O. Box 188709, Sacramento, CA. 95818*​

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| **[Home](https://www.sacclt.org/)** | Donate ​to the Fight for Housing Equity | [Be A Member ***Your* voice. ​Our Future.**](http://www.sacclt.org/join.html) | Contact Us 916.243.5683 ​[[email protected]](https://www.sacclt.org/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection) |  |
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