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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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Community Highlights
Powering Community: Seattle Nonprofits Receive $1.75 Million to Accelerate Affordable Housing Solutions
In neighborhoods across Seattle, community-based organizations that are helping to solve the city’s housing affordability challenges will receive new resources to support their efforts.
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Husband-Wife Team Bring Affordable Housing to D.C. Veterans
In Washington, D.C., husband-and-wife team Richard Cunningham and Jésyl Crowdy-Cunningham are leading a powerful transformation to ensuring veterans have a safe place to live. Their firm, Cunningham Real Estate Holdings, toperates 160 mixed-income rental homes across a dozen communities, and with more in development.
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A Plan to Simplify Housing in California
On July 5, Governor Gavin Newsom’s Reorganization Plan (GRP) went into effect with the goal of ushering in the structural changes needed in California to effectively address the affordable housing and homelessness crisis.
Community Highlights
Fifteen Pacific Northwest Nonprofits Receive Section 4 Funding
Fifteen community-based organizations in the Pacific Northwest recently were awarded $887,000 in Section 4 Capacity Building grants.
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Senate Advances FY26 Housing and Community Development Spending Proposals
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved their HUD fiscal year 2026 (FY26) spending bill proposal on July 24, rejecting many of the drastic cuts and proposals to consolidate rental assistance and homelessness programs that were included in the President’s Budget Request, and avoiding many of the cuts that were proposed in the House bill.
Enterprise in the News
This Work Won't Go to the Cemetery
Cornerstone Baptist Church has always sought to be of service beyond its own walls. But losing a longtime associate pastor presented a challenge unlike any this South Dallas institution has taken on.
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How Adaptive Reuse Helped Revive a Philadelphia Neighborhood
Oxford Mills, in the heart of Philadelphia's South Kensington-Fishtown neighborhood and financed in part through $10 million in New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) allocations from Enterprise, has been transformed into a vibrant home for local teachers, lower income families, and community-serving nonprofits.
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.
Report
2024 Social Return on Investment Report with ECLF Addendum
August 8, 2025
(Originally Published:
August 1, 2025)
Our 2024 Social Return on Investment report assesses the performance and impact of our very first Preservation Equity fund, which delivered more than 2,400 affordable homes to communities across the country.