Dynamic Community Development Corporation (CDC)

321 NE 26th Street | Miami, FL 33137

About Us


Dynamic Community Development Corporation (CDC) is a 501 (c) 3 federally tax-exempt corporation – a community based organization (CBO) dedicated to community and economic development. Dynamic CDC provides business technical assistance services to low and moderate income small business owners both from our own resources, as well as through a network of community-based collaborative organizations.   These services are provided both on a one-to-one basis, as well as through workshops open to the public. We currently provide such services through a program funded by Miami-Dade County’s Department of Public Housing and Community Development (PHCD). We have, throughout the years, provided these and similar business services through contracts with the City of Miami and the North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA).
Commissioner Keon Hardemon with artist
Maribel Melendez during the unveiling of "Benito" a portrait of Bad Bunny. 

On Monday, January 19th, Luis DeRosa represented the Puerto Rican Chamber at the annual “I Have a Dream” Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast, invited by City of Miami Chairwoman–Commissioner Christine King, District 5. Also in attendance were James Reyes, Miami City Manager, and Joel Bello, Chief of Staff.


Mayor Eileen Higgins celebrated the 2025 Puerto Rican Heritage Game at Miami’s Marlins Park


We take this opportunity to express our appreciation to City of Miami Mayor Higgins who, at the September 2025 Puerto Rican Heritage game at Marlins Stadium (while still a Miami-Dade County commissioner), presented a Proclamation to Dynamic CDC and the Puerto Rican Chamber for their work with low and moderate income small businesses in Miami-Dade County.   Present at the event were  Luis DeRosa, Chamber President,  his wife Maribel (Clemente Park Art Instructor), Mathew Woods, Board Member representing Dynamic CDC with his wife Melanie.

Dynamic CDC joined the Puerto Rican Chamber & members of the Community to celebrate “Hispanic Heritage”  held at the
Wyn 317 Art Gallery in Wynwood.  


The event was organized by Susana Baker, President, The Design District Midtown, & Chair, PR Chamber Cultural Committee, in cooperation with Luis DeRosa, Chamber President . In addition to the attractive art displayed throughout the studio, those in attendance also enjoyed a presentation of Bomba y Plena typical Puerto Rican cultural music.

 

Commissioner Keon Hardemon was presented with a Community Award for his many years of working with various community-based organization (CBO’s) and his support of these CBO’s work promoting community development within Miami Dade District 3.
Thank you to our Partners!