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Photo: WHGA, Phipps, HPD and CPC Cut Ribbon at the 140 unit- Dempsey Apartments March 2012

West Harlem Group Assistance, Inc. (WHGA), a community based development corporation was established in 1971 to revitalize the under- invested West and Central Harlem communities riddled with dilapidated and abandoned buildings. However as Harlem over the past several years has experienced substantial economic growth, WHGA has expanded its supportive and social service programs to residents facing displacement.

WHGA's core efforts include affordable housing development and preservation as well as asset building initiatives such as homeownership and small business development.

 

 

WHGA Turns 40

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40 Years of
Community 
Development

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 Your donations fund vital programs and services for our Harlem residents.

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Housing Development and Preservation

To date, WHGA has developed over $110 million in low to moderate income housing totaling 1,640 units, 900 of which are self-managed by the organization

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Video - History

WHGA - History

West Harlem Group Assistance, Inc.- History and Present.

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Rev. Dr. Calvin O. Butts, III

Video - Rev. Dr. Calvin O. Butts, III

Words from the Honorary Co-Chair of 40th Anniversary of WHGA.

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Video - 40 Anniversary Gala

Video - 40 Anniversary Gala - Guests and Sponsors

40 Anniversary Gala - Guests & Sponsors.

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Latest news

SAVE THE DATE! June 26, 2012 WHGA 3rd Bi-Annual Housing Forum: Community- University Partnerships in Affordable Housing and Neighborhood Development. Register Now!

Donald Notice, Executive Director nearing third decade career of affordable housing and community development.

Spring 2012 Newsletter Announcing the opening of Dempsey and Tubman Apartments.

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West Harlem Group Assistance, Inc. (WHGA), a community based development corporation was established in 1971 to revitalize the under- invested West and Central Harlem communities riddled with dilapidated and abandoned buildings.

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