Blog Post
Feb15
Mind the Gap
Where in the country – and at what income levels – is it toughest to find an affordable rental? We know that no family should be priced out of an affordable place to call home. This data highlights the need for more rental housing affordable to low-income households
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Blog Post
Feb14
Capital Magnet Fund Awards Enterprise Community Loan Fund $7.5 Million
Loan Fund is among the 24 Community Development Financial Institutions and 14 nonprofit housing organizations that will receive a Capital Magnet Fund award from the U.S. Department of the Treasury's CDFI Fund.
News Release
Feb13
New Rose Fellows Provide Healthy, Equitable, Resilient Design Solutions
The new class of the award-winning Enterprise Rose Fellowship program -- which advances creative innovations and an inclusive approach to community development -- have begun working around the country.
Enterprise in the News
Feb06
Streetsblog LA reports on the Los Angeles opening of the Undesign the Redline exhibit, which looks at the legacy of segregationist housing policy in the region.
Enterprise in the News
Feb05
Affordable Housing Finance reports on the launch of the Puerto Rico Nonprofit Capacity Building Network, which will provide training, networking, and funding for nonprofits on the island to address areas such as housing, education, health, and resilience.
Blog Post
Jan31
Denver Mayor Opens Undesign the Redline Exhibit and Storytelling Session
Enterprise hosted the Denver opening of Undesign the Redline, an exhibit connects the history of housing discrimination and segregation to the political and social issues of today. Plus, Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock, Enterprise and Denver’s Office of Economic Development held an “I am Denver Storytelling Lab."
Blog Post
Jan31
Our Grantees at Work: Coalfield Development Corporation in West Virginia
Coalfield Development Corporation is a regional leader building a new economy during the wake of the coal industry’s rapid decline -- it has pioneered a relationship-based, holistic approach to on-the-job training.
Enterprise in the News
Jan28
With eyes on New Orleans as a potential beneficiary, Enterprise has launched a new, $250 million initiative to use the power of affordable, quality housing to create healthier families and stronger, more vibrant communities, The Louisiana Weekly reports.
Blog Post
Jan24
Announcing: Health Begins with Home
Enterprise Community Partners launched Health Begins with Home, embarking on the next frontier of a deepening commitment to improving the health and well-being of people and communities through the power of home.
News Release
Jan24
Health Begins with Home to Harness the Power of Affordable Homes
Enterprise’s new initiative will deploy $250 million over five years to spur collaboration among the health, housing and community development sectors and harness the power of affordable homes to create healthier families and stronger communities.
Blog Post
Jan23
Your Five Top Reads for January
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News Release
Jan22
New Network Will Strengthen Puerto Rico Nonprofits
A new network will provide training, networking opportunities and funding for nonprofits across Puerto Rico to increase their capacity to meet crucial community needs in areas such as housing, climate resilience, education and health, especially as the island recovers from 2017's hurricanes.
Enterprise in the News
Jan20
Inside Philanthropy uses Enterprise's Climate Strong Islands Initiative to show how funders are supporting not only recovery from natural disasters, but also climate resilience.
Enterprise in the News
Jan15
In Fast Company, VP Rich Gross discusses Enterprise's new partnership with Kaiser Permanente, which is making multi-million-dollar investments in affordable housing as a way to improve resident and community health.
Enterprise in the News
Jan15
President Laurel Blatchford tells Multi-Housing News how the federal government shutdown is putting at risk the millions of people who benefit from programs -- especially at HUD and USDA -- that provide housing assistance to low-income families.
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