Our Mission & Vision
Community Revitalization Alliance, Inc. (CReA) is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming neighborhoods into pathways of opportunity and prosperity. Founded in 2014 as SCCABO and restructured in 2024 as CReA, we empower residents through holistic community and economic development, reducing the burden on local government and creating sustainable futures.
Our Mission is to empower residents with the tools to revitalize and sustain their neighborhoods, transforming them into healthy, economically, socially, and culturally vibrant communities where everyone thrives
Community Revitalization Alliance, Inc. envisions a future where every neighborhood serves as a pathway to opportunity and prosperity for all its residents.
“Creating vibrant communities.
Preserving their histories.
Embracing future prosperity."
Our board
Dedication. Expertise. Passion.
Board Chair
Dr. kyeesha
becoats, FACC
Board-certified Cardiologist and Internist who trained at the University of Florida and the University of South Florida before joining Health First.
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Vice Chair
vernon anderson, mba
U.S. Air Force veteran and nonprofit leader with extensive experience in community engagement, governance, and fundraising.
Treasurer
vincent mathias, ms
Certified PMP with over 20 years in defense industry program management, contracts, and supply chain, currently serving as Senior Contracts Specialist at RGNext.
Secretary
Robin mathias
Mixed media artist and nonprofit advocate with a background in early childhood development and a lifelong passion for building strong communities.
Assistant Secretary
e. willie
spaulding, msn
Clinical Health Communication Specialist, nonprofit leader, and grant writer with 12 years as Founding Executive Director of ComeUnity, Inc.
CEO
alberta clinkscales, MBA, rn
Founder & CEO of CReA, a community development strategist, certified real estate professional, and Registered Nurse.
Director
bennie jackson, ms
U.S. Navy veteran, retired Harris Corporation Senior Engineering Manager, and longtime civil rights and youth advocate in Brevard County.