The article explores Oakland’s innovative approach to combating displacement exacerbated by climate policies through the Better Neighborhoods, Same Neighbors initiative. Funded by California’s cap and trade program, specifically Transforming Climate Communities grants, the initiative targets low-income communities vulnerable to gentrification driven by green infrastructure projects. In East Oakland, the East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative (EBPREC) has used grant funding to employ anti-displacement organizers who have successfully intervened in eviction and foreclosure cases, ensuring residents remain in their homes. The initiative not only addresses immediate housing crises but also promotes community-owned housing models and fosters resilience among residents facing economic and environmental challenges. As Oakland seeks long-term sustainability for these efforts, the article highlights ongoing community support and the collaborative approach between local government and grassroots organizations.