The “ideal developer” doesn’t exist. But the ideal person to develop a place often does. Sometimes it’s someone who lives there. Charity, a single mother who had never developed a property in her life, partnered with Rachel to help revitalize their block in the North Monroe neighborhood of South Bend. Together they now own two commercial properties and launched their own woman-owned development company. They also started a nonprofit and a restoration and reclaimed materials shop. Their work sits at the intersection of environmental stewardship, women-owned business, historic preservation, housing, and small business. They are uniquely qualified to do what they uniquely do. And their neighborhood is better because of it. If you want to see their work in person, join us March 27–28 for the South Bend Ecosystem Excursion with the Neighborhood Evolution team. We’ll visit projects from multiple small developers across the city, including theirs. Company: Herstorical Development Her non Prof...