Urban Habitat Program

Our Story

Founded in 1989 by architect and regional planner Carl Anthony, Urban Habitat addresses the inequitable distribution of public funds and undemocratic decision-making that affects low-income communities of color. The organization strives to democratize power and advance equitable policies, creating a just and connected Bay Area.

Impact

Urban Habitat has successfully built multicultural leadership for sustainable development, broadening the definition of sustainability to include equity and justice. Through mobilizing coalitions and grassroots campaigns, the organization tackles structural inequities impacting historically disenfranchised communities.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to Urban Habitat empower low-income communities of color and support advocacy efforts that confront structural inequities. Donations fund leadership development and community-driven solutions to pressing social issues.

Get Involved

Join the movement for justice and equity in the Bay Area. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support Urban Habitat's vital work in empowering communities and advancing equitable policies.