Enterprise has awarded $1.5 million in grants to 32 groups in rural and tribal communities from Dover, Delaware to Anahola, Hawaii.

The lasting impacts of segregation and redlining continue to play a significant role in limiting access to decent, safe, and affordable residential housing and homeownership in Black communities.

A Wisconsin-based nonprofit uses energy efficiency measures to help preserve affordable housing in a five-county region in the state.

Communities Unlimited, a nonprofit serving rural communities across the South and an Enterprise Section 4 grantee, is working to provide affordable housing options to the Pine Bluff community.

The city of Alamosa, Colorado, has one of the lowest rates for homeownership in the state for Hispanic residents. After an extensive multi-year housing needs assessment, the city is now gearing to build the homes the community needs. 

For 50 years, NeighborGood Partners has been working to improve homeownership rates in Delaware's Delmarva Peninsula.

Housing Development Alliance helps Eastern Kentucky communities recover and rebuild after the devastating floods in 2022.

In rural Texas, a nonprofit provides an innovative model connecting workforce training to the creation of affordable homes.

Gateway Community Development Corporation is working to ensure more families in Yazoo City, Mississippi, have a place to call home.