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Some Tips for Small Foundations Seeking to ‘Punch Above Their Weight’

The Trust is profiled in this article examining how small foundations can make an outsized impact. 

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2017 Year in Review

A snapshot of the foundation's work over the past year including interviews with eight inspiring leaders in the field.

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Journey to Jobs: Understanding and Eliminating Barriers Imposed on Homeless Jobseekers

This report by Baltimore City’s Journey to Jobs initiative lifts up the interconnections between homelessness, economic instability, criminal records & racial disparities.

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Implementing Change: Addressing the Intersections of Juvenile Justice and Youth Homelessness for Young Adults

Resources for law enforcement, schools, state and local governments, and State Advisory Groups to understand and address the intersections between juvenile justice and youth homelessness.

Shirlene Stoven, 81, organized her fellow senior housing residents in the Applewood mobile home park in Midvale, Utah, and formed Applewood Homeowners Cooperative. They fended off developers and were able to work with the city and nonprofits to buy the land their homes sit on.
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Tiny Houses Alone Can’t Solve the Housing Crisis. But Here’s What Can

YES! Magazine takes an in-depth look at the housing affordability crisis and solutions popping up in cities and towns across the country.

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$10 Million From 9 Foundations Will Call Attention the Lack of Low-Cost Housing

The Trust joined forces with eight national foundations to create Funders for Housing and Opportunity, a funding collaborative dedicated to ensuring ensure individuals and families across America can afford safe, stable rentals in thriving communities.