2025-04-19T10:59:39Z 2024-12-31 990 2024-01-01 311748056 SANTA CRUZ HUB FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING SANT 8318547822 703 PACIFIC AVE SANTA CRUZ CA 950604427 Judy Jackson Board President 8318547822 2025-03-22 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Judy Jackson Board President 703 Pacific Ave Santa Cruz CA 95060 544251 false X https://santacruzhub.org X 2017 CA A Santa Cruz Resource center for do-it-yourself, human scale technology and an advocate for livable, interconnected communities. Our projects provide access to space, resources, and educational opportunities through demonstration, outreach, and hands on learning. 5 3 37 100 0 0 258624 374579 74969 102969 62 210 143652 55026 477307 532784 89257 54557 0 0 176927 193992 0 2325 2325 147712 358619 413896 609493 63411 -76709 504363 398680 0 0 504363 398680 X A Santa Cruz Resource center for do-it-yourself, human scale technology and an advocate for livable, interconnected communities. Our projects provide access to space, resources, and educational opportunities through demonstration, outreach, and hands on learning. false false 811490 130556 1493 154761 The Bike Church is a community bicycle shop and tool collective where people can learn to repair their bikes with the help of experienced mechanics. In 2024, we focused on rebuilding, hiring new staff, expanding volunteer engagement, and strengthening community programs. We sold over 259 bikes, launched a Donation-Based Lock Program, and partnered with Ecology Action to host bike maintenance workshops. We also reintroduced volunteer nights, bringing in dedicated community members to help with shop maintenance and bike repairs. In 2025, we aim to expand workshops, grow our volunteer base, and continue making bicycle repair accessible to all. 611699 136198 90679 115870 In 2024, California Field School (CFS) provided transformative outdoor experiences for youth through six multi-day educational bike trips, serving approximately 50-60 participants with 23 days of direct programming. We maintained a 100% trip completion rate with zero safety incidents. Our program strengthened community partnerships, expanded collaborations with organizations like Waterside Workshops and Oakland Unified School District, and trained three new Field School leads. Additionally, we improved route options, storage infrastructure, and program logistics. Looking ahead, we are focused on fiscal sustainability through diversified funding, expanding partnerships, and increasing operational efficiency to continue empowering youth through outdoor education. 624190 130401 5200 82473 The Welcoming Network accompanies asylum seekers and recent refugees as they establish their new homes in Santa Cruz County. Volunteers assist New Neighbors in identifying needs and accessing essential resources, with a focus on housing, healthcare, and legal services. In 2024, we accompanied 17 new individuals (including 8 children), graduated 11 families, and are currently supporting 15 families into 2025. On average, we serve 15-20 families at any time. Our goal is to help New Neighbors secure legal status, stable housing, education, healthcare, and employment. This year, we expanded partnerships, launching a free asylum application clinic and strengthening outreach efforts to recruit more volunteers. 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It is a community textile arts and salvage workshop. This includes sewing, knitting, quilting, embroidery, crochet, and bookbinding, among other arts. The workshop is operated by volunteers and funded by participant donations. The Fabrica has sewing machines, generous amounts of fabric, zippers, notions, and other tools and supplies necessary for most sewing and yarn based projects. No one turned away for lack of funds. 2) SubRosa is a collectively run community space, a place to meet others, challenge our assumptions, and act on our passions. We strive to create a vibrant community for events, classes, meetings, organizing, performance art, studying, and more. No one turned away for lack of funds. 3) Tenant Sanctuary is a Santa Cruz legalaid organization by tenants for tenants. Volunteers work with an attorney to counsel tenants. Tenant Sanctuary served all City of Santa Cruz residents regardless of immigration status. 4) Coastal Rail Santa Cruz advocates development of rail transit integrated with mixed use trail along the Santa Cruz branch line. Providing for pedestrians, bicycles, and passenger rail, our vision is consistent with the master plan for the Monterey Bay Scenic Sanctuary Trail. 5) The Santa Cruz Climate Action Network seeks to address the current climate change emergency, recognizing that failure to act quick will have devastating effects on future generations of humans other life forms. 6) Santa Cruz Community Orchard is a volunteer initiative that develops public fruit orchards in Santa Cruz, spreading the skills of sustainable urban agriculture and land stewardship while providing free access to ripe and nutritious produce. These highly participatory cultivated spaces invite people to reconnect to their food, nourish healthy bodies and healthy dialogue, and engage in our local economy of soil, sun, surf, fog, and future-forward ideas. Part IX, Line 11g General contractors and linens services. Part VI, Line 11b Part VI, Line 11b: The Board of Directors is provided a copy of Form 990 prior to submittal and remains available upon request. Part VI, Line 15a Key employee compensation is set and reviewed by the Board of Directors. All wages are transparent and available to all Board members, staff, and participants. Admin Co-Director employee compensation is set and reviewed by the Board of Directors. Part VI, Line 15b Key employee compensation is set and reviewed by the Board of Directors. All wages are transparent and available to all Board members, staff, and participants. Part VI, Line 19 Governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public during the tax year at the administration office at the community center site. Part VI, Line 4 Board approved new bylaws on April 15th, 2025.