Enterprise Community Partners Enterprise helps build affordable housing for low-income Americans by providing financing and expertise to community
and housing developers. Every 80 minutes, someone moves
into
a house we helped create. Enterprise Community Partners
is a national nonprofit that provides loans, grants and information resources. Our for-profit subsidiary, Enterprise Community Investment, offers tax credit financing and asset management services.Pictured at left: The courtyard at Broadway Crossing, Seattle,
a Green Communities project.
Photo by: Stefanie Felix.
President and CEO Testifies on the G.R.E.E.N Act(PDF, 98K)
On Wednesday, June 11, Enterprise Community Partners President and CEO Doris W. Koo testified before the House Financial Services Committee at a hearing on H.R. 6078, the Green Resources for Energy Efficient Neighborhoods Act of 2008 (G.R.E.E.N. Act). This legislation would raise the bar for environmental performance in affordable housing, authorizing new federal resources for green affordable development while innovatively providing incentive to the private sector to invest in green affordable homes for people with low incomes. News release(PDF, 33K)
Noteworthy
Enterprise's 2008 Conference in Baltimore
Enterprise will hold its annual conference November 19-21, 2008 in Baltimore. Each year the Enterprise Conference brings together hundreds of community development practitioners to network with peers, share their challenges and successes, attend workshops and catch up on the latest industry trends. This year, community development professionals will gather at the fabulous Baltimore Marriott Waterfront hotel to reenergize and gear up for the challenges and opportunities ahead. You don't want to miss this great educational opportunity - begin the process today and receive a notification when new information is available.
Progress in Gulf Produces Housing, Hope
Nearly three years since the 2005 hurricanes swept the Gulf Coast region, Enterprise and local and national partners continue providing technical and financial resources to help low-income people return home. In New Orleans, 30 seniors will soon move into the newly constructed Wisdom Manor, featuring affordable apartments, wireless Internet and a community garden. Progress occurs across the region, including in Biloxi, Miss. – where the Biloxi Housing Authority has completed or begun construction on 1,000 new homes. Read more about the revitalization underway.
