In the words of those who know the work

Among the many groups and individuals we engaged during the Related Bristol entitlement process in Santa Ana, the G7 stood out as one of the most important — not just for reach, but for its ability to bring city leaders and elected officials into conversation with the neighborhoods they serve. In a city this is Orange County's second largest and the county seat, Santa Ana remains at heart 64 distinct neighborhoods. The G7 creates a rare forum where those neighborhoods can question, challenge, and be heard by decision-makers. Few entities in Santa Ana do more to keep that dialogue open, making the G7 essential for anyone seeking to understand or engage with this historic 154-year-old city.

The G7 was an early supporter of our efforts to establish Cristo Rey Orange County High School and they continue to be an important voice in Santa Ana. As Cristo Rey builds a reputation for excellence in education and workforce development, the G7 has helped us build meaningful relationships with neighborhood leaders and community stakeholders. Their ability to bring people together, open doors, and ensure that Santa Ana’s neighborhoods have a voice makes the G7 a truly unique organization in our city.