Mid-Atlantic

Together with partners and funders, Enterprise works to improve life outcomes for low-income residents through housing preservation and production, bridging the racial equity gap and increasing resources available for community development.

Some of our key programs include:

Bridging racial equity gaps: Works with community stakeholders in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., to strengthen housing stability, to increase economic mobility and household wealth, and to enhance educational and health outcomes
Access to capital: Increases public and private financial resources to make housing affordability possible at the scale needed
Enterprise Faith-Based Development Initiative^SM: Provides technical and financial assistance to help houses of worship leverage their land for the development of new affordable housing and community facilities
Purple Line Corridor Coalition: Partners with stakeholders to provide capital and policy solutions to ensure no net loss of 17,000 affordable homes along the Purple Line corridor
Enterprise Women's Network: Supports educational enrichment for children and better housing opportunities for their families and communities in Baltimore

RFP Opportunity

Request for Proposal: Faith-Based Development Initiative Podcast Producer

Enterprise is seeking proposals from experienced podcast producers for a podcast series about the national faith-based development movement. Apply by May 19.

A Place to Call Home

We’ve helped create or preserve 85,132 affordable homes for families by leveraging nearly $7.3 billion in capital across the region. Learn more about the recent communities our team has supported.

Enterprise Community Development, city and state leaders hold a ribbon at a ribbon cutting ceremony at Highland Terrace Apartments

Funder Spotlight

Wells Fargo

Support from Well Fargo is helping us teach faith-based community leaders across the Mid-Atlantic region how to turn underutilized real estate assets into affordable homes and other facilities as a means to better serve congregants and other community members.