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Enterprise Community Partners Announces New Board Chair, Christopher W. Collins
Enterprise Community Partners announced that its Board of Trustees has elected Christopher W. Collins as the organization’s next board chair.
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Report
Affordable Housing Preservation: Finance, Funding, and Policy Solutions for Small and Medium Multifamily Housing
December 5, 2025
An in-depth report featuring finance, funding, and policy solutions designed to preserve small and medium multifamily affordable housing. The report demonstrates that successful preservation requires flexible financing, cross-sector partnerships, technical assistance, and strong local networks.
Training
A Holistic Approach to Community Safety and Security- Person and Property Centered Strategies That Promote Portfolio Sustainability
December 5, 2025
In this virtual panel, Enterprise staff highlighted person and property-centered efforts and opportunities that are being considered and leveraged in support of resident safety, and engagement building security and strong financial portfolios.
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Partner Profile: Athens Land Trust
Learn more about how the Athens Land Trust is working with residents to preserve, protect and strengthen the fabric of the Athens community, one block at a time.
Story
Enterprise Climate Resilience Academies
The Enterprise Climate Resilience Academies bring together experts, local stakeholders, and participants to identify critical vulnerabilities, offer solutions and technical assistance to improve portfolio resilience to future threats, and incorporate community resilience strategies.
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Fifth Third announces Neighborhood Investment Program to transform Historic West End
Fifth Third Bank and Enterprise Community Partners have established a neighborhood program to support and revitalize the Historic West End community.
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Fifth Third Bank unveils $20 million gift to Atlanta’s Grove Park Foundation
Atlanta’s historic Grove Park, well-known for its many neighborhood clubs, was once a prosperous community for Black families and businesses in the West Side. However, decades of discriminatory divestment eventually led to the neighborhood’s economic collapse, resulting in population decreases and school closures. Today, Grove Park has no supermarket and no pharmacy.
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$20 million investment boosts west Charlotte's historically Black communities
Charlotte's West End neighborhoods are getting $20 million to help with community reinvestment as groups battle gentrification of historic areas.
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To house Atlanta, start with preservation
As Atlanta continues to expand and the need for housing grows, preservation must remain a central part of the strategy to ensure that housing can remain affordable for everyone.
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Recognizing that Housing is Infrastructure Can Lead to the Largest Federal Investment in Affordable Housing in over 30 Years
In a virtual hearing called “Building Back Better: Investing in Equitable and Affordable Housing Infrastructure,” leaders from Enterprise Community Partners, the National Low-Income Housing Coalition and PolicyLink spoke to the importance of housing as a catalyst for equity and opportunity.