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We ask that you please help to keep the
Portland Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
Inc.
and Piedmont Rose Connection, Inc.
dream alive
by supporting this unique and sustainable
renovation project of the
June Key Delta Community Center
located on the corner of N. Albina & Ainsworth
Ave.
PLEASE MAKE A DONATION WITH OUR THANKS! Learn how you can personalize your donation on the
WAYS TO DONATE page!
JUNE KEY DELTA COMMUNITY CENTER, dedicated to the energy and foresight of Portland, Oregon educator June
Key, is a Living Building, a "green" building project developed by African American women, Portland sorority members
of the Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, that will provide a community center that sustains the needs of the multi-cultural
neighborhood it serves, encouraging sound and healthy social, educational, artistic, economic, and environmental development
and awareness. The
property on which the completed community center, June Key Delta Community Center, stands is owned (without debt) by Portland
Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and Piedmont Rose Connection, Inc.
The site is a renovation of a standard 1960's style concrete and metal building gas station with asphalt pavement
(see photo, above left) and will serve as a demonstration project highlighting how a small, nonprofit organization uses
sustainable building practices to create a "living building."
The Delta organization's service activities (including education, physical/mental
health, economic development and international development) could not be accomodated in the current building
(pictured top, left, above) for lack of space, city fire bureau regulations, and the general deterioration of the building.
In researching ways to renovate or remodel the site, the Delta organizaton, wishing to accomplish this task in a
responsible manner, chose to create a "living building" (highest level of sustainable building). Note that this
site is constantly "under construction" and some information may change as the project progresses.
JULY, 2010: INVESTING IN PORTLAND'S FUTURE:
WHAT THE JUNE KEY DELTA COMMUNITY CENTER PROJECT LOOKS LIKE (PDC/Portland
Development Commission Report: Explanation of the Community Livability Grant Program, featuring Susan Kuhn, PDC Senior Program
Manager and Chris Poole-Jones - July, 2010)
AUGUST 24, 2010: JUNE KEY DELTA COMMUNITY CENTER
UNDER CONSTRUCTION!
OCTOBER, 2010: PROGRESS! OCTOBER 30, 2010: FIRST HARD HAT WALK AROUND/INFORMATION TOUR
DECEMBER 3, 2010: DELTA SORORS VISIT THE CENTER
JANUARY 18, 2011: MONTHLY NETWORKING MEETING AT
THE GUILD PUBLIC HOUSE MARCH, 2011: WORK CONTINUES!
APRIL 23, 2011: SECOND HARD HAT WALK AROUND/INFORMATION
TOUR
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