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Enterprise’s Statement on the Trump Administration’s Executive Order
Enterprise issues a statement in response to the Trump Administration's newest Executive Order on Homelessness.
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Grants and RFPs
Applications Open for Faith in Housing Charlotte: An Enterprise Faith-Based Development Initiative Cohort
Enterprise and the City of Charlotte are proud to launch Faith in Housing Charlotte: An Enterprise Faith-Based Development InitiativeSM Cohort.
Fact Sheet
Florida State and Local Policy Priorities
January 26, 2026
(Originally Published:
March 25, 2025)
Enterprise Southeast outlines state and local policy priorities to support families in Florida.
News
Enterprise Names Christie Cade as Vice President of Southeast Market
Enterprise, one of the nation’s largest affordable housing nonprofits, announced the appointment of Dr. Christie Cade as Vice President of the Southeast Market, effective January 27.
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Local churches unite to combat housing crisis
Houses of worship came together in Miami to discuss faith-based development and to explore solutions to help transform their communities.
Community Highlights
Enterprise Southeast: 2024 Year in Review
In 2024, Enterprise continued our commitment in the Southeast to make home and community steppingstones to more.
News
Collaboration to Boost Affordable Homeownership in Atlanta
Enterprise and Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership’s collaboration will create 45 affordable homes for purchase in Westside and Southwest areas.
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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.