The Greenlining Institute sought to create a model of equitable growth and anti-displacement by reclaiming, revitalizing, and transforming an 85-year-old, failed bank building at 360 14th Street in the heart of downtown Oakland. Now the building has become a flourishing, energy-efficient nonprofit center and a hub for collaboration and community activism.
In addition to Greenlining’s offices, the 360 Center provides long-term, affordable office space to several other local nonprofits. Our meeting rooms host a variety of conferences, forums, community meetings, and art exhibitions. We are proud to make these spaces available to community groups at affordable rates.
We offer flexible, configurable rooms that come fully-equipped with high-speed Internet access and A/V equipment, with video conferencing capabilities, LCD monitors and whiteboards – everything you’ll need for a successful event.
Individual rentals for our conference rooms are open from Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For after-hours and weekend events, the entire community event space must be rented, so that we can accommodate your needs effectively. Rates include all onsite A/V equipment and technical support. Payment is due by credit card, check or cash to confirm the reservation.
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We provide full and partial scholarships to mission-aligned organizations with smaller budgets. Please note that after-hours and weekend events are not eligible for scholarships or a fee waiver. After-hour and weekend events can only be booked for the entire ground floor rate regardless of the room requested.
For more detailed information on catering, audio, and security services, please review our 360 Center Information Sheet.
Please contact Ryan Ly-Burbridge, Greenlining’s Senior Operations Coordinator at facilities@greenlining.org
We sincerely thank the funders who made the Greenlining 360 Center possible: Wells Fargo Corporation, The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Pacific Gas & Electric, First Republic Bank, the San Francisco Foundation and Beneficial State Bank, along with a $10 million New Markets Tax Credit allocation made possible by New Markets Community Capital, a TELACU company, and Capital One.
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