to support a cohort of six Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) by providing technical assistance and matching funds that will allow each organization to leverage federal funding needed to increase services

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides peer-to-peer outreach and diversion services for individuals experiencing homelessness

to support this organization in providing affordable loans and tailoring services to nonprofit organizations, with a special focus on supporting nonprofits led by and serving Native Hawaiian communities—all in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its ongoing impact

to support the development of housing with supportive services, including space for a future center that will provide acute and post-acute care for people experiencing homelessness 

to support the preservation and rehabilitation of affordable housing for older adults, families, and people with disabilities 

to support the construction of Sojourner Place at Preston, an affordable housing development, including permanent supportive housing for individuals exiting homelessness

to support the creation of a housing development subsidiary that will increase production of permanent supportive housing

the expansion of this organization’s real estate development activities through a partnership with Forsyth Street Advisors

to support the general operations of this organization, which strengthens neighborhoods by providing below-market loans as well as funding for capital improvements, marketing, and schools

to support the general operations of this organization, which strengthens neighborhoods by providing below-market loans for home ownership and funding to improve neighborhood spaces and market communities to buyers

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides services to improve the well-being of residents in East Baltimore, including programs that help young people secure stable housing and employment 

to support the construction of an affordable housing development, including supportive services, education, and job-training programs, for people with disabilities

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides crisis intervention, long-term case management, prenatal and parenting support, housing assistance, and mental health services for families

to support the construction of a permanent supportive housing residence for formerly homeless single adults that will include onsite case management, health counseling, and workforce development services

to support the construction of Friends House, an affordable housing community for older adults

to support the construction of affordable housing units with supportive services for individuals exiting homelessness

to support the creation of a construction fund for this organization, which builds affordable homes for rural and Native Hawaiian families

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to leverage Medicaid funding for community-based health services with the goal of strengthening connections to housing for people experiencing homelessness

to support this organization’s development of housing with supportive services by providing opportunities to acquire and preserve existing housing and create new affordable communities

to support the development of a fund that will build this organization’s capacity to develop more permanent supportive housing units for youth and families

to support the construction of permanent supportive housing for individuals experiencing homelessness who have a disability, as well as their families

to support the replication of the Community Aging in Place, Advancing Better Living for Elders (CAPABLE) program that works to improve the independence and mobility of older adults struggling with activities of daily living

to support Oahu’s first supportive housing project aimed at reducing homelessness and recidivism for women who have been involved in the justice system

to support the renovation of the Redwood Coast Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), a model that will provide comprehensive services for older adults, who are eligible for nursing-home care, but wish to remain integrated in their communities

to support this organization in providing affordable loans and tailoring services to nonprofit organizations, with a special focus on supporting BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color)-led nonprofits, and to support research and evaluation of this work— in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its ongoing impact

to support the development of accessible, affordable housing for people with disabilities

to support financial assistance for nonprofits led by people of color and an evaluation to assess the impact of previous loan funds

to support the development of seven new buildings, which will provide 20 units of accessible, integrated housing for people with disabilities

to support the construction of 17 units of affordable housing for adults with developmental and/or psychiatric disabilities

to support the development of affordable housing with supportive services and build this organization’s capacity to pursue additional affordable housing projects

to support this organization’s housing program, which provides individuals and families experiencing homelessness with access to housing, ongoing rental support, and supportive services to ensure housing retention

to support this organization’s housing program, which serves individuals and families experiencing homelessness and provides ongoing rental assistance

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive services for families exiting homelessness and to establish an evaluation process for family and children’s interventions and outcomes

to support the purchase of an apartment, which will provide affordable, supportive housing for four young adults with varying types of disabilities

to support the construction of an affordable housing development, including supportive services and intergenerational, educational, and health care programming, for older adults

to support the construction of The Commons, an affordable housing development, which will serve older adults and adults with disabilities

to support the renovation of an emergency shelter into permanent supportive housing

to support the renovation of a skilled-nursing residence to integrate two new “housing clusters” that follow the Green House model—a more individualized, home-like living environment

to support Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS), a program that provides home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services, that older adults need to remain independent

to support the construction of this organization’s community and housing center, which provides supportive housing, as well as nutrition, drop-in, and health centers for youth and families

to support this organization in creating a fund to acquire land, develop homes that are permanently affordable, and prevent displacement for Lahaina families affected by the 2023 wildfires

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive services for youth experiencing homelessness, who are disconnected from education, employment, and health care

to support the Rising Up Campaign, a public-private partnership between the City of San Francisco, nonprofits, and philanthropic partners with the goal of reducing youth homelessness

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive services for youth who experience homelessness, are not in school or working, and lack access to health care

to support this organization’s housing and workforce development programs for LGBTQ youth under age 24

to support a facility for a new residential employment and training program that will help men who have been involved in the justice system achieve economic independence

to support the construction of 20 permanent supportive housing units and to increase interim housing availability in the Old Town neighborhood

to support the renovation of a former assisted living cottage, at St. Martin’s Home for the Aged, into an independent living cottage, which will provide affordable housing and supportive services for up to 18 older adults

to support the creation of the LYTE Lounge, a community center for youth experiencing homelessness

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides youth experiencing homelessness with the resources to achieve housing stability