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Architectural rendering of the restored C4 City Center at 467 W. Fourth Street with arched glass windows at dusk

A campaign of C4 · City Center Community Church

Revive
San Bernardino

One building. Thousands of stories. A city worth fighting for.

Not a building campaign. A revival.

467 W. Fourth StreetDowntown San Bernardino

The Story

A building in Downtown San Bernardino sat dormant for approximately ten years. Revive San Bernardino is about giving that space another chapter.

The vision is to transform 467 W. Fourth Street into a place where people throughout our city can:

  • Gather
  • Worship
  • Learn
  • Receive support
  • Build businesses
  • Develop young people
  • Find community

We're not just renovating a building. We're reviving a piece of San Bernardino.

The full vision

$1,000,000

Delivered in three sequential phases so the building can come back to life in real, usable stages.

Phase One · Current emphasis

Open the Doors

$300,000

Phase One — Open the Doors

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Total Campaign Progress

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The Three Phases

01Current focus

Open the Doors

$300,000

  • Ground-floor lobby
  • Café
  • Upstairs classrooms
  • Offices
  • Gathering areas
  • Infrastructure to begin activating the property
02

Build the House

$400,000

  • The Round / sanctuary
  • Worship and production infrastructure
  • C4 Kids spaces
  • Youth environments
  • Accessibility improvements
  • Facility improvements
03

Build for the City

$300,000

  • Community Commons
  • Family-support spaces
  • Counseling and resource rooms
  • Entrepreneurship areas
  • Training spaces
  • Community gathering capacity
  • Final finishes and furnishings

Total · $1,000,000

Reveal. Don't conceal.

What it was. What it is. What it can become.

We aren't erasing this property's history. We're letting the raw building be part of the story.

467 W. Fourth Street today — a dormant red brick building with boarded arched windows
Before — 467 W. Fourth Street today
Rendering of the restored C4 City Center with lit arched glass windows on Fourth Street
After — the C4 City Center

From the plans

Inside the building.

Renderings from the C4 City Center design plans — the spaces each phase makes possible.

Design rendering of The Lobby at the C4 City Center
The LobbyA ground-floor welcome built for hospitality — Phase One.
Design rendering of The Café at the C4 City Center
The CaféAn everyday front door to the city, open beyond Sunday.
Design rendering of The Round at the C4 City Center
The RoundA 360° gathering space built for worship — Phase Two.

What will live here?

Not square footage. People, families, and what they'll be able to do inside these walls.

  • Worship
  • Children + Youth
  • Classrooms
  • Family Support
  • Community Resources
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Training
  • Community Gathering

Help us open the doors.

Every gift helps move this building from possibility to permanence.

Start with Sunday.

Community before commitment. Visit first — the rest can follow.