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Enterprise Community Partners
Enterprise Community Partners helps families with their struggle out
of poverty by providing decent homes, steady employment, quality
childcare and schools, and safer neighborhoods. Working with a
network of 2,400 community organizations nationwide and through
our 16 local offices, Enterprise Community Partners has leveraged
more than $4.4 billion in investments and donations to build 144,000
affordable homes and help 38,000 hard-to-employ people find jobs
since 1982. www.enterprisecommunity.org
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
Local Initiatives Support Corporation’s mission is to help
community development corporations (CDCs) transform distressed
neighborhoods into healthy communities. LISC believes that CDCs
are the best vehicles to achieve lasting and positive community
change for the benefit of low- and moderate-income people. These
organizations are accountable to local residents and engage in
a wide range of physical, economic, and human development activities.
By marshalling private-sector resources and extending financial
and technical support to CDCs, LISC enables residents to set their
own priorities and shape community renewal. www.lisc.org
NeighborWorks America
Building on more than 25 years of experience, NeighborWorks America works with residents, government and
business leaders to develop strong partnerships that revitalize
America’s urban and rural communities and make housing affordable.
These partnership organizations, comprising the NeighborWorks
network, are active in more than 2,300 communities. As a powerful
complement to the network’s ongoing revitalization efforts
and as a strategy for reaching out to the community development
industry, the NeighborWorks Training Institute and its educational
programs and materials are central to the Corporation’s
mission. www.nw.org
Consortium for Housing and Asset Management • CHAM™
Training
c/o NeighboWorks America - Training Division
1325 G Street NW, Suite 800, Washington, D.C. 20005
(800) 438-5547; (202) 220-2454; Fax (202) 376-2168
info@cham.org • www.cham.org
CHAM Conference c/o Local Initiatives Support Corporation
501 Seventh Avenue
New York, NY 10018
(212) 455-9800; Fax (212) 682-5929
www.lisc.org
Attn: Lisa Deller
Ldeller@liscnet.org or info@cham.org
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