The House Concurrent Resolution commends the Martin Luther King Community Development Corporation (MLK-CDC) for its two decades of dedicated service to the Shreveport community, particularly in the Martin Luther King neighborhood. Established to enhance residential and commercial development, the MLK-CDC has played a crucial role in revitalizing neglected areas, improving infrastructure, and addressing the educational and socioeconomic needs of the community. Notable achievements include the completion of the "Lane Project," which provided a public facility, and the implementation of various programs such as the Senior Socialization Program and student tutoring services for Title-1 schools.

In addition to its development initiatives, the MLK-CDC actively participates in local events and community clean-up efforts, earning recognition for its contributions. The resolution highlights the organization's commitment to forming positive alliances and its proactive response during the COVID-19 pandemic by distributing masks and pandemic kits. The Louisiana Legislature expresses its appreciation for the MLK-CDC's inspiring work and extends best wishes for its continued success in revitalizing underserved communities.