The inclusion of the Reforming Disaster Recovery Act in the bipartisan ROAD to Housing Act the marks a critical step toward creating a permanent and accountable federal disaster recovery system.
Enterprise awarded a total of $900,000 in HUD Section 4 Capacity Building grants to 13 community-based organizations working in Colorado and New Mexico.
Since 2020, Enterprise has invested nearly $40 million in 36 Community Development Organizations across Detroit, supporting the people and organizations working every day to make their neighborhoods more equitable, vibrant, and livable.
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Emelda Paul calls herself a lifetime resident of the Lafitte public housing development. Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina, the story of Lafitte and the arc of Paul’s life have continued to intersect to this day.