Our Impact

Building stronger communities through leadership, civic participation, and neighborhood partnerships.

From neighborhood conversations to community events, BakerRipley creates opportunities for residents to learn, connect, advocate and make a lasting impact.

Impact at a Glance

Our Approach

Research & Learning

Data informs our work.

We use community feedback, outreach data, and program evaluation to better understand neighborhood needs and continuously improve our programs.

Over the last three years, we

  • Reached 25,000 Residents
  • Trained 500+ Community Leaders
  • Collaborated with 40+ Community Partners

  • strengthen civic participation

    Helping residents access trusted, nonpartisan election information and opportunities to participate in civic life.

  • develop community leaders

    Building local leadership through Community Engineers, youth engagement, and leadership development.

  • strengthen neighborhood connections

    Creating opportunities for neighbors to connect through volunteering, partnerships, and community events.

Get Involved

Where We Work

Aldine Youth Voices: Helping young people learn about voting, civic engagement, and how they can participate in their communities.

Relational Organizing: Reaching neighbors through trusted relationships and personal connections.

Community Listening: Creating opportunities for residents to share what matters to them and their community.

Voter Engagement Project (VEP): Ongoing community-based work focused on increasing voter and civic participation.

Relational Organizing: Reaching people through friends, family, neighbors, and other trusted relationships.

Community Listening: Hearing directly from residents about their experiences and priorities.

Relational Organizing: Connecting with residents through trusted relationships and personal networks.

Community Listening: Learning directly from neighbors about the issues and priorities that matter to them.

GOTV: Providing nonpartisan voting information and outreach to help neighbors make a plan to participate.

Voter Engagement Project (VEP): Ongoing neighborhood-based work focused on increasing voter and civic participation.

Relational Organizing: Connecting with neighbors through people they already know and trust.

Community Listening: Learning directly from residents about their priorities, experiences, and ideas.

Community Engineers: Supporting residents in building connections and getting more involved in their community.

Relational Organizing: Connecting with residents through trusted relationships and neighbor-to-neighbor outreach.
Community Listening: Hearing directly from neighbors about local priorities, needs, and ideas.
Community Engineers: Supporting residents who want to build connections and become more involved locally.

Voter Engagement Project (VEP): Ongoing community-based work focused on increasing voter and civic participation.

Relational Organizing: Reaching people through friends, family, neighbors, and other trusted relationships.

Community Listening: Hearing directly from residents about their experiences and priorities.

Relational Organizing: Neighbors reach out to people they already know and trust to encourage civic participation.

Blockwalking: Going door to door to share nonpartisan voting information and connect with neighbors.

GOTV: Nonpartisan phone banking, text banking, and other outreach to help neighbors make a plan to vote.

Community Listening: Hearing directly from residents about their experiences, priorities, and what matters in their neighborhood.

Community Engineers: Supporting residents who want to build connections and take a more active role in their community.

Art of the Vote: Using art and creativity to make voting and civic engagement more accessible and engaging

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