Our Social Return on Impact report showcases stories of impact and resilience of some of the residents of HopeWorks, a housing and jobs training development in the Pacific Northwest. Read how this uniquely innovative project, supported by impact investments from Enterprise, is helping people who once experienced homelessness regain stability.
Enterprise is collaborating with FIHPP technical assistance (TA) partners –The California Community Land Trust Network, Community Vision, and Genesis LA - to provide a webinar series and individual TA as prospective borrowers gear up for the release of FIHPP funds. Sessions will be accompanied by guidance and template documents that will help mission-driven developers prepare for participation in the program, as well as long-term success as stewards of affordable housing.
Enterprise's Faith-Based Development Guide is a free, online resource platform to provides houses of worship with information on the development process for affordable homes and community facilities.
“Use what you have” sounds simple. But in the affordable housing realm, preservation is an innovative strategy – the most cost-effective, sustainable way to protect and expand access to rental homes and preserve affordability where it exists.
The built environment is responsible for nearly 40% of global emissions — a daunting stat that comes the opportunity for the affordable housing sector to drive solutions that lower the environmental impact while create meaningful benefits for communities. Enterprise Community Loan Fund (ECLF), our community development financial institution (CDFI), leverages Enterprise Green Communities as a standard to help inform lending decisions involving green buildings.