In Duluth, LISC’s Building Sustainable Communities strategy is at the heart of At Home in Duluth, a collaborative to transform five neighborhoods into good places to live, work, do business and raise families. The ongoing development in Clyde Park, for instance, is bringing businesses, jobs and recreational opportunities to the Lincoln Park community with support from LISC. This adaptive reuse of a former ironworks manufacturing facility will house a restaurant, an entertainment facility, and other retail. It is already home to a sports training center called the Duluth Heritage Sports Center and the Boys & Girls Club. In West Duluth (and in all five neighborhoods), LISC’s Community Safety Initiative is working with police officers and residents to increase community involvement and deter crime. Service-learning projects involve students in various beautification projects and also include a truancy prevention program. As with all of LISC’s comprehensive community development work, the gains in one area support progress in others, together raising the standard of living for low-income residents, neighborhood businesses and the entire community.