Winners
The MetLife Foundation Awards for Excellence in Affordable Housing was developed in 1996 by Enterprise to recognize the outstanding work of nonprofit organizations that are community-based or regional, and Tribes or Tribally Designated Housing Entities (TDHEs) in developing and effectively managing housing for low-income individuals and families. Competition is in two categories: supportive housing, and property and asset management. Each year, this program has recognized exceptional examples of innovative concepts in affordable housing. We invite you to delve into the details of the past winners and take away suggestions and ideas for your own work. The press releases summarize all winners and the case studies offer the details. Winners, you can download a MetLife Winner logo to use on your website or in publications.

	2007 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: Community Housing Partnership, San Francisco, California 2nd place: Deborah’s Place, Chicago, Illinois 3rd place: Plymouth Housing Group, Seattle, Washington Property and Asset Management 1st place: Intercommunity Mercy Housing, Seattle, Washington 2nd place: Alamo Area Mutual Housing Association, San Antonio, Texas 3rd place: Sheldon Oaks Central, Hartford, Connecticut Download the case studies book (PDF, 504K). Order a free print copy of the book. Download a copy of the the national press release (PDF, 38K)
	2006 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center, San Francisco, California 2nd place: Central City Concern, Portland, Oregon 3rd place: Wilson Commencement Park, Rochester, New York Property and Asset Management 1st place: Housing Works, Inc/Gotham Assets Property Management and Development, New York, New York 2nd place: Foundation Communities, Austin, Texas 3rd place: East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation, Oakland, California Honorable Mention: People's Self-Help Housing, Santa Barbara, California Download the case studies book (PDF, 632KB). Order a free print copy of the book. Download a copy of the national press release. (Word, 79KB)
	Celebrating 10 Years In 2005, The MetLife Foundation and Enterprise celebrated 10 years of these prestigious awards with the publication of Rewarding Innovation, Sharing Solutions, Building A Better America. Download the book. (PDF, 423KB) Order a free print copy of the book.
	2005 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: Downtown Emergency Service Center, Seattle, Washington 2nd place: Palladia, Inc., New York, New York 3rd place: Mercy Housing, Denver, Colorado Property and Asset Management 1st place: Bethany Hill School, Inc., Framingham, Massachusetts 2nd place: Rogers Avenue Homesteaders Housing Development Fund Cooperative, New York, New York 3rd place: Better Housing Coalition, Richmond, Virginia Download the case studies book (PDF, 687KB). Order a free print copy of the book. Download the national press release.
	2004 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: Association for Community Housing Solutions, San Diego, California 2nd place: Harbor Interfaith Services, San Pedro, California 3rd place: Greyston Foundation, Yonkers, New York Property and Asset Management 1st place: homeWORD, Incorporated, Missoula, Montana 2nd place: Downtown Emergency Service Center, Seattle, Washington 3rd place: Community Partnership for the Homeless, Austin, Texas Download the case studies book (PDF, 943KB). Order a free print copy of the book.
	2003 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: A Community of Friends, Los Angeles, California 2nd place: Neighborhood Housing Services Inc., Boise, Idaho 3rd place: Women's Transitional Housing Coalition Inc., Duluth, Minnesota Property and Asset Management 1st place: Bickerdike Redevelopment Corp., Chicago, Illinois 2nd place: Community Housing Partnership, San Francisco, California 3rd place: Urban Edge, Roxbury, Massachusetts Download the case studies book (PDF, 410KB).
	2002 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: Carrfour Corporation, Miami, Florida 2nd place: Progressive Redevelopment, Inc., Decatur, Georgia 3rd place: Larkin Street Youth Services, San Francisco, California Property and Asset Management 1st place: Los Angeles Community Design Center, Los Angeles, California 2nd place: First Community Housing, San Jose, California 3rd place: Rogerson Communities, Boston, Massachusetts Download the case studies book (PDF, 777KB).
	2001 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: Project New Hope, Los Angeles, California 2nd place: House of Ruth, Baltimore, Maryland 3rd place: Sarah's Circle, Washington, District of Columbia Property and Asset Management 1st place: Riverbend Community Mental Health, Concord, New Hampshire 2nd place: Integrated Community Services, Green Bay, Wisconsin 3rd place: Greater Germantown Housing Development Corp., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Download the case studies book (PDF, 738KB).
	2000 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: Beyond Housing, St. Louis, Missouri 2nd place: ShelterCare, Eugene, Oregon 3rd place: AIDS Services of Dallas, Dallas, Texas Honorable Mention: Concern for Independent Living, Medford, New York Property and Asset Management 1st place: Housing and Community Services, Inc., San Antonio, Texas 2nd place: Chinatown Community Development Center, San Francisco, California 3rd place: Progressive Redevelopment, Inc., Decatur, Georgia Honorable Mention: Mesa Grande Band of Mission Indians, Santa Ysabel, California Download the case studies book (PDF, 700KB).

1999 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: LAMP, Inc., LAMP Lodge, Los Angeles California 2nd place: Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, Renaissance at Loretto Heights, Denver, Colorado 3rd place: Independence Center, Newstead Place Apartments, St. Louis, Missouri Property and Asset Management 1st place: Little Tokyo Service Center Community Development Corporation, Casa Heiwa, Los Angeles, California 2nd place: Central Texas Mutual Housing, Sierra Ridge Apartments, Austin, Texas 3rd place: Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation, Santa Paulan Senior Apartments, Saticoy, California Download the case studies book (Word, 264KB).

1998 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: Community Family Life Services, Trinity Arms, Washington, DC 2nd place: Central Oregon Community Action Agency Network, Bill Healy Family Housing Center, Bend, Oregon 3rd place: Project Return Foundation, Cedar Tremont House, New York, New York Property and Asset Management 1st place: Rocky Mountain Mutual Housing Association, Inc., Heritage Estates, Denver, Colorado 2nd place: Neighborhood Housing Services, Homeward Bound, Boise, Idaho 3rd place: Charleston Affordable Housing, The Cathy Project, Charleston, South Carolina Download the case studies book (Word, 376KB).

1997 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: Warren Village, Denver Colorado 2nd place: Burrell Behavioral Health, Wilkinson Semi-Independent Apartment Program, Springfield, Missouri 3rd place: Concern for Independent Living, Opportunities Program, Medford, New York Property and Asset Management 1st place: Housing Opportunities, Marketview Housing, Rochester, New York 2nd place: Nuestra Communidad Development Corporation, Stafford Heights Cooperative, Roxbury, Massachusetts 3rd place: Arlington Housing Corporation, Woodbury Park, Arlington, Virginia Download the case studies book (Word, 304 KB).

1996 Winners Supportive Housing 1st place: A Community of Friends, Selby Hotel, Los Angeles, California 2nd place: AIDS Services of Dallas, Ewing Center, Dallas, Texas 3rd place: Columbus Housing Partnership, Emerald Glen, Columbus, Ohio Property and Asset Management 1st place: Mercy Charities Housing California, 111 Jones Apartments, San Francisco, California 2nd place: Lakefront SRO Corporation, Carlton Terrace, Chicago, Illinois 3rd place: Low Income Housing Institute, Arion Court, Seattle, Washington Download the case studies book (Word, 249KB).

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