


Case Study
Black Power Blueprint transformed the once-condemned building into a state-of-the-art three-story community event and program space in ten short months!
With an outpouring of support from donors and volunteers, the community can now come together at the Uhuru House and Akwaaba Hall to solve problems, organize programs, showcase talent and have family celebrations—building culture, prosperity and political power.
Renovations completed:
- Restored crumbling brick walls
- Replaced the roof, soffit and fascia
- Installed new electric, plumbing, HVAC, windows, doors and fence
- Replaced and reinforced floor joists
- Restored original wood throughout building
- Built stage and sound booth; purchased A/V equipment
- Installed 3 bathrooms and kitchen
- Created 1st floor event space with tables, chairs and African art
- Created and furnished 2nd floor offices
- Created 3rd floor program space with insulation and walls
Location
4101 W. Florissant Ave
Cost
$150,000 RAISED!
Status
COMPLETED!

When a deadly tornado struck St. Louis – our community united to solve our problems, but the City wants to push us out and take our property!

The community of North STL is rebuilding! The Black Power Blueprint stands with the community’s right to stay in our homes!

Black Power Blueprint at the Uhuru House Begins its Community Give-Away on Saturday May 17th, Just 1 day after the tornado hit!

Thank You Volunteers and Donors for Being Part of Bringing Black Economic and Political Power Back to North St. Louis!
