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NHCDC Launches First Heritage & Cultural Preservation Program Product
The New Horizons Community Development Corp. (NHCDC) proudly announces its inaugural Heritage & Cultural Preservation Program. This initiative begins with the Altschul-Carson Legal Historical Document, the first step towards creating the Altschul-Carson Memorial, which is a precursor document to a full publication expected for release in Spring 2025.

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Today, I realized the first step of a long-term ministry that began in 1970: tracing and documenting the origin of the Walker Family's existence here on God's green earth. Specifically, the Nicholas Orlando Walker Family, currently located in Colorado and Texas, with partial holdings in Arkansas. All holdings are identified and listed in the Nicholas O. and Rosa L. Walker Trust.

The story begins in the 19th century when a German-Jewish immigrant family pioneered an area in Arkansas later identified as Pine Bluff and eventually incorporated into Jefferson County.

At that time, slavery remained the chief economic driver for the cotton crop and other agricultural operations that sprang up along the Arkansas River. The twist in our story came when a young German-Jew named Adolph Altschul "somehow" identified a "mulatto woman" whose family hailed from South Carolina. Her name was Margaret "Maggie" Carson. I can't wait to discover how that happened and learn more about her as a teenager brought to Arkansas from South Carolina.

The beauty of the story, however, peaks at several points leading up to the children and the Last Will and Testament of Adolph. Those points will come later as God wills. For now, know that "Maggie" provided Adolph with:
1. Several children, one of whom was my great-grandmother, Emma Altschul, who married a Smith and bore several more children. One of those children was my grandmother, Ada. Ada then married an Ames man and bore my mother, Edna. I was the firstborn.
2. A business partner. Maggie worked in the mercantile store owned by the Altschul family called BAMES. So, she was a business partner and, I suspect, not laboring in the field.
3. An Estate Executor. Adolph's Last Will and Testament specifies a "Love Letter" to his "wife, Maggie (not considered under the laws of this state,) my lawful wife, whom I have love and affection for and consider my true and lawful wife..."
In short, this "mulatto woman" blew Mr. Altschul's mind, of course, in my humble opinion!

So, to my wife and children—my extended and biological family—whom I have love and affection for and consider my true and lawful family, What 'Cha Gonna do with What 'cha Got?

NHCD Team. 5-12

NHCFC Seeks CORE Research & Development Team Considering Crowd Funding Solution for Affordable Housing/Business Spaces

A discussion and research effort began considering Crowd Funding as a potential solution constructing/redeveloping commUNITYs of affordable housing and business spaces especially for 1st time homebuyers, downsizing seniors, and entrepreneurs.

1. Jason Woodfork, Jr agrees to serves as Librarian and the Woodfork family will help drive market/investor share from/among their Moorish faith temple.

2. NHCDC commits to support the development of a tool created as a Platform (competitor??) in association with its Affordable/Attainable Housing and Business Spaces Program (Specialty].

3. Research begun or required.
A. CO Securities Div

B. Research. (e.g., Funding Types https://www.crowdfunding.com/ and other Marke Potential Collaborators (e.g., CO Ent. Fund; Comm Housing Dec_Manual-2023.pdf. etc.)

C. Land Acquisition in CO. City/State/federal Excess/Depreciated or available for development/reuse: Multi-family and/or medium density business.

D. Minimum Investor Pool: 25 ; Amount each ??

E. Finance, Legal, Marketing Strategy

Who will serve as member or Core Group missioned to Create and to Implement a working model prepared for a Demonstration Project by Fall, 2024?

Please Advise by May 30th Close of Business.

Gratefully Submitted
Nicholas Walker
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