Partners for Livable Communities

Non-profit OrganizationsDistrict of Columbia, United States11-50 Employees

Partners for Livable Communities is a non-profit leadership organization based in Washington, DC, founded in 1977, focused on improving the livability of communities. It works to enhance quality of life, economic development, and social equity by helping communities articulate shared visions, access new resources, and build public/private coalitions to support their goals. The organization delivers technical assistance, leadership training, workshops, design charrettes, research, and publications to disseminate ideas on livability and community improvement. Its network includes more than a thousand individuals and groups from local, state, national, and international public, private, and media sectors, providing a broad exchange of best practices. The governing board comprises leaders from local government, banking, arts and culture, and philanthropy, with operations funded through foundations, corporations, and service fees. Partners for Livable Communities operates within the non-profit sector, offering a structured program of capacity-building activities aimed at facilitating community-driven economic development and social equity.

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