Bre Dance Studio
3641 9th Street, Riverside, CA 92501
951-787-8707

This dance studio features jazz, ballet, hip-hop, tap and modern classes. Many former students have earned scholarships to prestigious dance schools and have gone on to become professional dancers. Talented alumnus Clifford Breland (Bre) founded the studio with Ronald K. Nelson in 1988 and is the studio’s artistic director.

The Frazier Group
3739 6th Street, Riverside, CA 92501
951-686-5261

This real estate group specializes in properties in Riverside and Orange counties and is comprised of valued UC Riverside alumni and friends.

Inland Empire African American Chamber of Commerce (IEAACC)

The Inland Empire African American Chamber of Commerce’s mission is to promote the economic and professional development of African American-owned businesses, thus enhancing the quality of life in our community. Founded in 1989, the Inland Empire African American Chamber of Commerce is a voice in the Inland Empire, providing advocacy to the businesses, professionals and families located in the communities it serves.

Michael Ferrera Custom Clothing
323-362-6322 or 877-901-8159

Creative designer and alumnus Michael Ferrera owns this fine tailoring clothing company. The company creates customized men’s business suits, dress shirts, golf pants, blazers, and accessories such as high quality men’s neckwear.

UCR Black Alumni Association

Connect with more alumni and their businesses via this helpful organization.
Email: ucraaba@gmail.com

Abundant Living Family Church
10900 Civic Center Dr., Rancho Cucamonga, CA, 91730
909-987-7110

Cross Word Christian Church
14950 Riverside Dr., Riverside, CA, 92518
951-697-8803

Park Avenue Missionary Baptist
1910 Martin Luther King Blvd., Riverside, CA, 92507
951-684-8782

St. George’s Episcopal Church
950 Spruce St., Riverside, CA, 92507
951-686-9936

Living Way
Pastor Harold K. Webber
12125 DAY STREET - U101Moreno Valley, CA. 92557
(located in the Canyon Springs Plaza Lower Level) 
Phone: (951) 781-8800 
Fax: (951) 781-8811
lwcf@livnway.org
livnway.org

Faith Temple
Pastor Beatrice M. Sims
Riverside Faith Temple Ministries 
2355 Pennsylvania Avenue 
Riverside, California 92507
Telephone: (951) 788-0170 
Fax: (951) 788-4045 
Email: rftc@riversidefaithtemple.org

2nd Baptist
T. Ellsworth Gantt, II, Senior Pastor
Second Baptist Church 2911 Ninth Street 
Riverside, CA 92507
Phone: (951) 684-7532
Fax: (951) 684-1564
Email: secbaptist@earthlink.net

Kansas Ave. 7th Day Adventist
Pastor Bill Howe
4491 Kansa Avenue Riverside, CA 92507 Phone: 951-682-9810 Fax: 951-682-4861
Email: Kansas.secretary@yahoo.com
http://kansasavenue.org/index.php?a=30&id=1

Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Stephen Pierson
4009 Locust St.
Riverside, Ca 92501
Phone: 951-686-9406
Email:Allen_chapel@att.net
www.allenchapelriverside.com

Mt. Rubidoux SDA Church
5320 Victoria Avenue
Riverside, CA 92506
Email: info@mtrubidouxsda.org
Phone: (951) 276-8374
Fax: 951-274-2514
www.mtrubidouxsda.org

Amos Temple C. M. E.
Dr. D. J. Wesley, Pastor
17925 Iris Ave.
Riverside Ca. 92508
Phone:951-789-8720
Fax: 951-798-8414
Email: amostemple@sbcglobal.net
www.atr.church

Vine Life
Pastor, Dr. Robert L. Wilks, Jr.
17421 Van Buren Boulevard
Riverside, Ca. 92504
Phone: 951-789-8514
Fax: 951-780-1981
Email: brose@vinelifeonline.org

Life Church of God In Christ 
Bishop Ron M. Gibson 3349 Rubidoux Blvd. 
Riverside, CA 92509 
Phone: 951.684.5433
Email: info@lifechurchriverside.org

New Joy Baptist Church
Pastor Reverend Paul S. Munford, M. Div 5694 Jurupa Avenue
Riverside, CA 92504
Phone: (951) 779-0088
Fax: (951) 781-7602 
Email: newjoybaptist@att.net

Castle Rock Reverend 
Jon Scott Harris 
2900 Adams Street, Unit A4 
Riverside, CA 92504
Phone: 1-909-991-7931 
Email: castlerockministries@gmail.com

Victory Outreach
Pastor David & Sonia Castro
1760 Chicago Ave.
Riverside, Ca. 92507
Phone: 951-684-7771
Email: info@voriverside.com

NAACP
Riverside Branch: 951-324-9603
Founded in 1909, the NAACP is the nation's oldest and largest civil rights organization.

Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Riverside Branch: 951-616-0885
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference works to promote Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s philosophy of nonviolent progressive social change.

All of Us or None

Riverside All of US or NONE
riversideallofusornone@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/RivAOUON

The Eastside Reconiliation Coalition

Riverside Kappa League

100 Black Men of the Inland Empire

Young Black Scholars
310-287-7228

Young Black Scholars is a comprehensive college preparatory program for African American and other minority high school students. The program brings together some of the best and brightest future leaders to participate in more than 40 workshops, programs, seminars, and conferences throughout the academic school year.

Riverside City College
951-222-8000

This nearby community college offers a wide range of classes.

Stratton Community Center
951-826-5355

The Stratton Community Center is home to the SOAR elementary school tutoring program, an African Americans United in Science outreach program.

Street Positive
909-895-3765

Street Positive introduces effective new formats to connect teens and parents to important issues. Approaches involve community outreach campaigns, live and media broadcast forums, focus groups, lecturers and speaking engagements on fatherhood, mentorship, at-risk youth, incarceration, economic transformations and education.

The Du Bois Institute
973-720-3394

The W.E.B. DuBois Scholars Institute was founded to develop leaders and scholars committed to eliminating poverty and racism, as well as to inspire hope among underrepresented minority communities. The Institute cultivates scholarships, and leadership and community service opportunities for high-achieving minority youth.

Upward Bound and Educational Talent Search
951-827-4685

UCR's TRiO is home to the Upward Bound and Educational Talent Search programs. Upward Bound assists low-income and first-generation students in pursuing their educational goals. Likewise, the Educational Talent Search assists individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds who have the potential to succeed in higher education.

University STEM Academy

Umoja Community

Council of African American Parents (CAAP)
909-263-2354

The Council of African American Parents is a nonprofit parent-and-community-driven organization committed to enhancing the educational opportunities of students through academics, social activities and cultural awareness. CAAP especially provides support to the students and families of Chino Hills, Diamond Bar, Pomona, Walnut and surrounding communities.

Institute for Black Parenting, Riverside Chapter
310-807-3350 or 877-367-8858

The Institute for Black Parenting is the first licensed private, full-service adoption, foster care and family preservation agency that has served the African American community in Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties since 1988.

Riverside Community Health Foundation
http://www.rchf.org/
J.W. Vines Medical Foundation
951-801-2365

The J.W Vines Foundation Inc. is a critical link in the effort to increase the number and diversity of health care professionals in the Inland Empire. The foundation works with the James Wesley Vines Jr. MD Medical Society, a 501 c 6, the Inland affiliate of the National Medical Association. The Vines Medical Society is a cadre of African American physicians practicing in the Inland Empire who provide their time, talent and treasury in the form of human power, contributions and support to the foundation. The Vines foundation has a working relationship with UCR’s African Americans United in Science that includes internships and awards.

Healthy Heritage Movement, Inc
Healthy Heritage Movement, Inc. was founded in 2007 by Phyllis Y. Clark in Southern California. It is a national organization created to provide quality resources to the African American community. Our organization addresses the health and well being and health disparities of the ethnic group. We are devoted to decrease the high rates of incidents and mortality for the five chronic diseases.

• Cancer
• Heart Disease
• Diabetes
• Hypertension
• Obesity

Often these diseases are preventable, and frequently manageable through early detection, improved diet, exercise, and treatment therapy.

The Healthy Heritage Movement, Inc. will invest and facilitate culturally competent resources, advocacy trainings, and programs that promote prevention, early intervention and education to improve the health of African Americans and offset the economic burden of a chronic disease. We serve as the premier provider of knowledge and tools, to end the behavior that contributes to high-risk, life-threatening health conditions that plague African-Americans. The Healthy Heritage is a movement that celebrates the diverse cultural richness of African Americans and deliver the resources to empower the community to live well and thrive.

Back to the Grind
3575 University Ave., Riverside, CA 92501
951-784-0800

With its warm atmosphere and hot coffee, Back to the Grind is an ideal community gathering place for study sessions, poetry readings and live music.

Mr. Charles Bibbs
951-682-8185

Riverside artist Charles Bibbs is world-renowned for his vibrant art. His work is described on his website as conveying “a deep sense of spirituality, majesty, dignity, strength and grace…in a combination of realistic and larger-than-life interpretations of contemporary subjects that are ethnically rooted.”

Riverside African American Historical Society, Inc.

Tuskegee Airmen, Inland Empire Chapter
310-215-3985

The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African American military aviators in the United States armed forces. Despite facing challenges of racial discrimination, they trained and flew with significant distinction.

We The People Cultural Arts Group
Post Office Box 56101 Riverside, CA 92517
951-751-3077

We The People is a nonprofit public benefit program focusing on traditional world drum, dance and visual art practices in order to present educational dance shows for public and private multicultural events. It offers drum classes, dance classes, workshops, lecture presentations, festivals, summer youth programs, educational programs and events such as their Annual Drum, Mask and Dance Festival.

The Richard T. Fields Bar Association (RTFBA)

The Richard T. Fields Bar Association (RTFBA) was founded in 2010. The mission of RTFBA is to represent the interest of African American Attorneys in the Inland Empire (IE). Moreover, in addition to representing the interest of African American attorneys, RTFBA promotes pipeline initiatives to increase the number of youth of color in the IE to pursue careers in the legal profession and to promote justice for communities of color in the IE.

Contact The Richard T. Fields Bar Association

The Black Voice News
951-682-6070

The Precinct Reporter
909-889-0597