Unlocking the power of home.

Key into Housing is our new five-year plan to expand housing opportunity for 5 million people across the country.

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Our vision is that within a generation, every person in the US will have a quality affordable home where they can thrive.

Our Impact
Scaling housing affordability solutions for millions of people

We bring together the partners, capital, and capabilities needed to deliver what's working reach more communities, faster. Join us as we go full scale ahead to unlock access to a quality, affordable home for millions across the country.

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HELPED CREATE and PRESERVE

1.1M homes

Up against a massive shortage, we increase the supply of affordable rental homes for millions of families.

EXPERIENCE

44 years

We have decades of real-life experience to draw from in our on-the-ground work with our partners.

INVESTED

$92 billion

We aggregate and invest billions to improve housing and strengthen communities across the U.S.

Now is the Moment

James Rouse founded Enterprise Community Partners more than 40 years ago to help communities build opportunity and prosperity. Now, Enterprise is beginning a bold strategic chapter in response to a housing affordability crisis that has reached every corner of the country.

“Housing is the number one economic issue in the country,” Enterprise CEO Shaun Donovan said. “What excites me is the opportunity to work with our partners to help lead a dramatic expansion of our work — and our field's work — at this moment when it's most needed.”

What's Next for ROAD

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, enacted into law with overwhelming bipartisan support on July 10, 2026, represents the most significant federal housing legislation. The law reflects national consensus to tackle the affordable housing crisis and the urgent need to improve housing affordability. Learn about this historic law, key implementation details, and follow what's next.

Leading a National Movement for Faith-Based Development

Across the country, houses of worship are building new homes and driving economic empowerment. In the Radical Common Sense Podcast, David Bowers speaks with the changemakers leading this national movement.

Impact Report

Building Together with Brilliant Expectations

Together with our partners, Enterprise Community Partners transforms ideas into action and shared commitment into homes, opportunities, and stronger communities. Our new report captures a year of meaningful results and brighter futures.
 

Funder Spotlight
Wells Fargo

Round 2 of the Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge is underway. The national innovation competition is made possible with the support of Wells Fargo.

For most families, housing is the single biggest expense, and rising costs are making it tough to find or keep a home. The Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge is about surfacing creative, practical ideas from nonprofits and companies that we can scale to more people and more communities.

Darlene Goins, Head of Philanthropy and Community Impact,
Wells Fargo
$10M in Grants for Housing Solutions
Investor Spotlight
Veris Wealth Partners

Veris Wealth Partners serves as an investment advisor to endowments, foundations, and high-net worth individuals and families with the aim of meeting both their financial and impact investing goals. Through the Enterprise Community Loan Fund, Veris’ clients have been able to invest in communities throughout the U.S. to align their investment with their mission.

The Enterprise Community Impact Note is an intentional and innovative solution that allows our clients the ability to allocate their capital to provide access to affordable housing, healthcare, and education in under resourced communities.

Roraj Pradhananga, Co-CIO, Veris Wealth Partners
Enterprise Community Impact Note
Offers a unique opportunity to make socially responsible investments that change lives today — while earning a financial return.*

* The Enterprise Community Impact Notes are unsecured debt securities subject to terms, conditions and risks, described in our prospectus, including the risk of possible loss of the amount invested. Payment is dependent on Enterprise Community Loan Fund’s financial condition at the time payment is due. This is not an offer to sell you our securities and we are not soliciting you to buy our securities. We will offer and sell our securities only in states where authorized. The offering is made solely by the prospectus, which should be read before investing. The Enterprise Community Impact Notes are not FDIC or SIPC insured.