Our mission is to operate businesses that reveal value in people so that they can be a positive contributor in their homes and neighborhoods. We believe in using the workplace to help people cultivate the skills needed to effectively and successfully navigate the modern day workforce and achieve self sufficiency.
A place where development is a lifestyle
our mission
who we serve
Neighborhood Industries focuses on revitalizing some of Fresno’s poorest neighborhoods by investing in the development of its residents. Use the map below to dicover the impact of Neighborhood Industries by ZIP code.
Population living below poverty line:
59%
Dollars (via paychecks) invested by NH:
$77,545.20
Population living below poverty line:
49%
Dollars (via paychecks) invested by NH:
$115,105.08
Population living below poverty line:
43%
Dollars (via paychecks) invested by NH:
$46,675.68
Population living below poverty line:
24%
Dollars (via paychecks) invested by NH:
$25,938.48
Population living below poverty line:
37%
Dollars (via paychecks) invested by NH:
$81,523.32
Population living below poverty line:
30%
Dollars (via paychecks) invested by NH:
$59,982.60
Population living below poverty line:
48%
Dollars (via paychecks) invested by NH:
$21,277.68
Population living below poverty line:
23%
Dollars (via paychecks) invested by NH:
$56,591.64
Population living below poverty line:
34%
Dollars (via paychecks) invested by NH:
$46,203.00
Population living below poverty line:
25%
Dollars (via paychecks) invested by NH:
$50,390.88
Population living below poverty line:
39%
Dollars (via paychecks) invested by NH:
$106,367.60

empowerment through employment
Our belief is that jobs are the vehicle for an individual to move from being a recipient to a contributor in their neighborhood, resulting in long term neighborhood stabilization. The goal is that each pathway will lead to permanent employment, either within our social enterprises, partner organizations, or other employers.
our leadership
Board of Directors
Chairman
Artie Padilla
Executive Director, Every Neighborhood Partnership
Vice Chairman
Jake Soberal
CEO, Bitwise Industries
Treasurer
Matt Hiett
CFO, JEM Management
Secretary
Amy Ladd
Administrator, Clovis Unified School District
Members
Dr. Alexandra Addo-Boateng, MFTI
California Health Collaborative
Brian Fairbanks
General Manager, MAG Engineering Inc.
Bryan Feil
CEO, Lanna Coffee Co.
Marcel Woodruff
Owner, Cellblock Enterprises
Manny Rodriguez
Shift Supervisors, Neighborhood Thrift
Staff
Executive Director
Anthony "AP" Armour
Program Director
Addie Carr
Development Director
Ricky Bravo
Store Director
Aqua Davison
Recycling Director
Stephen Love
our partners
These organizations help make our vision a reality.




