Homecoming Project, a 2020 Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge innovation winner, connects people coming back after a jail sentence with a place to stay – and pays their rent to help them get back on their feet.

It starts with design: good resident services programs work with families to develop the programs and services offered, rather than dictating to them what they need.

Enterprise is excited to have been selected by the California Strategic Growth Council to provide technical assistance (TA) for the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program (AHSC) for the upcoming rounds 6 and 7.

Enterprise is honored to have had the opportunity to support the State of California’s emergency housing and homelessness response to the Covid pandemic.

Justine Marcus recently passed her one-year mark with Enterprise’s Northern California team where she leads our state and local policy work. 

Enterprise Community Development, the country’s fifth largest nonprofit affordable housing developer, is pleased to announce the recent addition of two new leaders to its senior leadership team. Ben Hyman began earlier this month as the organization’s new senior operations manager, and Nii Sowah will step into the role of vice president of Community Impact Strategies in early September.

A grant from The Kresge Foundation will support a collaboration between the American Heart Association and Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. (Enterprise), to help local faith-based institutions identify unique solutions to develop land and property assets into affordable housing.

Enterprise announced the appointment of Pamela Green to the Enterprise New York Advisory Board.