Flatbush gets stimulus funds for affordable housing
Coming soon to a block near you: 53 units of affordable housing, courtesy of the federal government. CAMBA (a Flatbush nonprofit with an elusive acronym) will receive $2.239 million to construct the building at 97 Crooke Avenue. While technically outside the border of PLG, it's damn close — just two blocks from Ocean and Parkside.
B’klyn Housing Construction Benefits From 2nd Round of Stimulus Funding [Brooklyn Eagle]


CAMBA used to stand for Church Avenue Merchants Block Association. Today it is a multi-million dollar social service agency. In the past year of so, it formally changed its name to CAMBA, no longer using it as an acronym. Now it is just CAMBA.
Posted by: Mark | November 19, 2009 at 11:02 PM
Never heard of this CAMBA. Interesting stuff.
Posted by: Pete | November 19, 2009 at 11:15 PM