top of page
PAC full COLOR_edited.jpg

Why focus on poverty?

9.8% of Riverside County and 12.6% of San Bernardino County Residents Live in Poverty

The Inland Region is facing a housing crisis where:

56,456 households do not have access ​to an affordable home

85% of ELI households spend more than half of their income on housing

70% of residents cannot afford to purchase a home

                 RESOURCES AND TOOLS FOR UNDERSTANDING POVERTY                 

The Poverty Abolitionist Coalition has now launched. We are calling on all organizations and institutions who work with those somehow impacted by generational poverty to join with us in eliminating the cycles of generational poverty in our region as we currently know them. It will take all of us strategically working together to ensure we are moving forward simultaneously at the individual, organizational, community, policy, and systemic levels as well as in making sure these considerations are in every conversation in which they are needed.

This is what we intend to foster.

Please reach out if you’d like to be a part of this journey!

Poverty Abolitionist Coalition first meeting on August 13, 2026 

Thank you to all those who attended the inaugural meeting! The presentation and notes from the meeting are provided below, as well as preliminary results from the intake survey. If you haven't already done so, we encourage you to take both the Intake and Participation Level Surveys to help guide our next steps.

PAC Intake Survey.png
Intake Survey
PAC Level of Participation.png
Participation Survey

We would still like to invite organizations and individuals to join the coalition. Please complete the box below to be added to our communication list and take the two surveys above. Thank you!

Please continue to check back here for membership lists and other updated information!

Join the Poverty Abolitionist Coalition

Call 

833-943-0003 

  • Facebook
  • Instagram

© 2025 by Parkview Legacy Foundation. Powered and secured by Wix

bottom of page