Press Release: Yes on Measure C, The Workforce Housing Affordability Act, Endorsed By Over Two Dozen Organizations
Affordable housing nonprofits, Democratic Party, labor, equity and health organizations agree Measure C will make housing in Santa Cruz more affordable and help prevent evictions
(Sept. 22, 2025) SANTA CRUZ, Calif. — The Yes on Measure C, Workforce Housing Affordability Act campaign today announced it has earned the endorsements of more than two dozen organizations.
“Today’s announcement of a truly broad range of endorsements not only shows deep community-level support for Measure C, it also highlights how vitally important it is that we act now to create housing in Santa Cruz for workers, seniors, people with disabilities and others on fixed income,” said Elaine Johnson, Yes on Measure C campaign manager.
ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE ENDORSED MEASURE C:
Abode Housing Development
Affordable Housing Now
Communities Organized for Relational Power and Action (COPA)
Community Bridges
Democratic Party of Santa Cruz County
Democratic Women’s Club of Santa Cruz County
Eden Housing
Equity Transit
Housing for the People
Housing Santa Cruz County
Housing Trust Silicon Valley
Linc Housing
Mid-Pen Housing
Monterey Bay Central Labor Council
Monterey Bay Economic Partnership (MBEP)
NAACP, Santa Cruz County Branch
New Way Homes
Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California
Our Downtown Our Future
Santa Cruz Community Health
Santa Cruz County Board of Education
Santa Cruz County Friends of the Rail and Trail
Santa Cruz YIMBY
Temple Beth El
The Housing Authority of the County of Santa Cruz
UCSC Student Housing Coalition
Learn more at YesonCSantaCruz.org or via Facebook and Instagram.
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