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Portland Business Journal
A partnership between Community Development Partners and Self Enhancement, Inc. developed the $34.5 million building, which brings 63 affordable apartments "to an area where Black families have been displaced due to urban renewal and gentrification," per a CDP release.
KGW8
“This is more than just a building — it’s a symbol of our commitment to ensuring that Portland’s Black community not only survives but thrives in neighborhoods they helped build,” said Tony Hopson Sr., founder of Self Enhancement Inc., Oregon’s largest African American-led nonprofit.
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“A new housing opportunity is opening up for people who’ve been pushed out of North and Northeast Portland over the years due to urban renewal and displacement, as well as rising rents.
On Thursday, local elected leaders from Metro and the city of Portland will join other project partners in celebration at the naming dedication and opening of the Dr. Darrell Millner Building.”
The Portland Observer
"I am humbled and honored to continue the incredible legacy that Tony Hopson, Sr. has built," said Trent Aldridge. "SEI has been a pillar of strength and support in our community, and I am dedicated to furthering our mission and expanding our impact.
Portland Business Journal
“For Hopson, that next level is helping where he can with the groundbreaking 1803 Fund, which looks to enhance the Albina neighborhood.”
Willamette Week
“When Tony Hopson Sr. founded Self Enhancement Inc. 43 years ago, he didn’t imagine it would grow into an organization that employs 225 people, boasts an annual budget of $32 million and offers services to 17,000 children, most of them Black.”