Enterprise has initiated a Request for Proposal process aimed at expanding and strengthening the early learning system in King County by providing predevelopment, renovation, and construction grants to center-based (i.e., non-home-based) early learning providers and organizations.

Civil rights leader Shirley Sherrod and her late husband Charles devoted their lives to advancing voting rights, solidarity, and wealth building through land ownership. But for a new generation of housing leaders like Devin Culbertson of Grounded Solutions Network, a Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge winner, their story is much more than a history lesson. It’s an urgent call to action.

Make It Home Cleveland is a program committed to giving people living in tax-forfeited properties the chance to become the homeowner of the property before the property is sold to someone else.

Susan Lee, early learning center director of operations at the Refugee Women’s Alliance, discusses their latest project with Northaven Senior Living, which involves creating an intergenerational educational space within a Seattle housing development.

After retiring, Darlene Hamilton is ready to start college later this summer, thanks to a lot of determination and a little help from the Resident Services team at Enterprise.

Nearly $2.7 million was awarded to 11 organizations in the second round of the King County PSTAA General Child Care Facilities Funds.