Enterprise's first investment through Equitable Path Forward, a five-year, $3.5 billion nationwide initiative to help dismantle the deeply rooted legacy of racism in housing. The $1 million investment in the Aequo Fund will provide capital to early-career BIPOC and other historically marginalized housing providers, helping to grow their portfolios and create affordable homes at the same time.
Overcoming Challenges in Housing-Based Research: Insights from a Longitudinal Study, known as the Healthy Home, Happy Kids (HHHK) study, is longitudinal housing-based research sought to measure the effect of green building practices on the respiratory health of residents living in affordable housing.
Together with the support of generous donors, the Enterprise Women's Network raised more than $7,800 to purchase over 800 books – enough for three books for each of Baltimore’s Sandtown-Winchester Achievement Academy (SWAA)'s over 450 students.
On May 28, the White House released the President’s full Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 budget request, following its initial ‘skinny’ budget proposal in April.
Enterprise, UrbanCore Preservation and Pacific Housing announce a deal to preserve 105 affordable homes in Alameda County, California, through investment from the Housing for Health Fund.