Success Stories


  • California household well loan program

    During California’s recent record breaking drought individual wells have failed and owners need funding to drill new wells. RCAC provides financing to help homeowners replace and repair wells and our environmental staff provide well assessments and workshops.

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  • Agua4All

    Through the Agua4All program, RCAC has installed nearly 200 water bottle filling stations in California schools and communities throughout the state to increase access to and consumption of safe drinking water.

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  • Santo Domingo Tribe Tribal Housing Authority

    Santo Domingo Tribal Housing Authority (SDTHA) members graduated from RCAC’s Tribal Housing Excellence Academy (THE Academy) in 2015 and broke ground on a 41-unit housing project in May 2016.

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  • Eek, Alaska

    Eek is a remote town with less than 300 residents in far eastern Alaska. About 30 percent of the population lives below the poverty line. One small airport serves the town, and in winter, residents travel on trails with snow machines. Partly because of Eek’s isolation, it has faced several environmental and economic challenges.

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  • Kauai Habitat for Humanity – 502 loan packaging

    RCAC staff provide training and support to nonprofit housing organizations that want to package USDA 502 loans. RCAC staff also review the completed packages to make sure they are complete before sending them to USDA for approval.

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