$7.6 million was awarded to 17 organizations in 10 Washington counties.

The Section 4 program is to develop the capacity and technical capabilities of Community Development Corporations (CDCs) and Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDOs).

In an excerpt from the book "What's Possible," Anna Smukowski, senior director of Enterprise Community Loan Fund, stresses the necessity of integrating climate action with community development in GreenMoney Journal.

Los Angeles County needs a permanent and dedicated source of funding for affordable housing to combat homelessness – and Measure A is our best opportunity.

The Six Points area of Highland Park in Richmond, Virginia, is poised to get even more affordable housing after Enterprise Community Development broke ground on its third major project in the neighborhood.

Enterprise CEO and President Shaun Donovan looks at the housing affordability crisis and the need to act in this Affordable Housing Finance op-ed.

In a year of record-breaking submissions, ECLF received $3.08 million in grant awards, including some one of the highest allocations in Base Financial Assistance and Persistent Poverty Counties-Financial Assistance, and was one of only 15 organizations to receive a Healthy Food Financing Initiative-Financial Assistance award. 

Enterprise Community Development celebrates Highland Terrace Apartments and Green Park Apartments in the Highland Park neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia.