Enterprise Community Partners

With a $2 billion award from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Power Forward Communities aims to ensure that no home or community is left behind in the green energy transition. It won’t happen overnight. But as Krista Egger explains on our blog, this landmark coalition that Enterprise co-leads with Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), Habitat for Humanity International, United Way Worldwide, and Rewiring America will build on decades of green building know-how to prepare communities for the future – and require the best of us to deliver on that promise. https://bit.ly/3yvyjZH

Register now for the National Tribal Housing Ecosystem Summit on August 27-29 in Boise, ID! Early bird registration lasts until May 31st: https://lnkd.in/g7q7PWez

Equitable Path Forward is committed to supporting developers of color in growing their organizations and building more housing—nearly 7,400 homes, in fact. But that’s just the beginning. The 2023 Annual Report offers four key ways to better support developers of color: https://bit.ly/3U4x5f5

Affordable housing means ___________.

Our Northern California State and Local policy director Justine Marcus, and Bay Area Housing Finance Authority director Kate Hartley speak with the San Francisco Chronicle about the recently released Bay Area Pipeline report and the importance of a $20 billion regional housing bond. https://lnkd.in/g3Pvedny Learn more about the report, which analyzes affordable housing in various stages of predevelopment across the nine-county Bay Area and the solutions needed to unlock the pipeline: https://lnkd.in/gCN-ZChJ

Congratulations to Enterprise Community Development (ECD) and its Lake Anne House senior community in Reston, VA for winning ULI Washington’s inaugural Excellence in Affordable Housing Development award! ECD leaders Matt Engel and Shelynda Brown accepted the award along with architect Mel Thompson of Grimm and Parker and partner Christy Zeitz of Fellowship Square Foundation. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gXeSzmb7

Equitable Path Forward supports developers of color in growing their organizations and building more housing—nearly 7,400 homes, in fact. But that’s just the start. Help dismantle housing’s legacy of racism with four key lessons from the 2023 Annual Report: https://bit.ly/3U4x5f5

Last month, we celebrated our one millionth home created and preserved since 1982 with the opening of Legacy at Twin Rivers. As Howard County executive Calvin Ball, a 20-year resident of Columbia, says, “this is our shared legacy.” We are honored to recognize one million homes created and preserved across the country, but it is just a beginning for the work to come. https://bit.ly/3WBm2gF

Since Equitable Path Forward's 2020 launch, our developer partners have brought thousands of good homes to communities across the U.S. Learn about their high-impact work—and the initiative working to dismantle the legacy of racism in housing: https://bit.ly/3U4x5f5

Congratulations to our EVP and Chief Business Officer of Enterprise Community Development Christine Madigan on being named a 2024 Daily Record Top 100 Women Honoree. Christine has spent 23 years with Enterprise in the affordable housing industry as a leader and mentor, and it is fitting that she receive this competitive award based on professional achievement and community leadership, and mentoring. Thank you for your leadership Christine!