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Homelessness and Housing

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    This is What “Effective” Looks Like at HUD?

    Cato Institute Nov 20, 2017

    Yesterday HUD Secretary Ben Carson tweeted that “The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit [LIHTC] is one of the most effective tools we have to create affordable housing.” And Secretary Carson’s presidential advisor published…

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    Giving Cambodian Families a Second Chance

    Giving Tuesday Nov 17, 2017

    Karona’s journey that led her to Anjali House is both full of struggles and happiness. She was living in a rural part of Cambodia with her family. They were fishing to earn…

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    If We Want to End Homelessness We Must Prioritize Homeless Young People

    Raikes Foundation Nov 16, 2017

    The homelessness crisis in the United States in 2017 is in full view. We see people experiencing homelessness each day on our morning commutes or walking through our neighborhoods. What’s…

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    Zoning, Land-Use Planning, and Housing Affordability

    Cato Institute Nov 8, 2017

    In terms of housing affordability, local zoning and land-use regulations have increased substantially over the decades. These constraints on land development within cities and suburbs aim to achieve various safety,…

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    Why Shelters Need Your Donations this Season

    Stephen Geri Nov 7, 2017

    Winter is known as the “giving season” where charitable and philanthropic efforts increase and shelters are able to provide for those in need. Whether you donate food, money, or clothing,…

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    In Rebuilding, Puerto Rico Needs Investment in Subsidized Housing

    Urban Institute Nov 2, 2017

    Hurricane Maria has decimated housing across Puerto Rico, affecting residents of all income levels. Early estimates of the number of completely damaged homes range from 25,000 (the local housing department) to 90,000…

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    Tackling the Housing Crisis Through Donor Circles

    Silicon Valley Community Foundation Nov 1, 2017

    As Silicon Valley faces an unprecedented housing crisis, a group of SVCF donors has come together to pool their resources and collaborate on philanthropic solutions through the Donor Circle for Safety…

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    Providing a Path Out of Poverty

    Giving Compass Nov 1, 2017

    A man who had been doing maintenance on an apartment building in exchange for rent came into a Hopelink center one day, asking if anyone knew of a small car…

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    The Municipal Innovation Movement is the Future of Successful Local Government

    Medium Oct 30, 2017

    A little over a decade ago, when the word “innovation” was beginning to buzz around city halls, it wasn’t clear whether a movement toward more data-driven, innovative local government would…

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    Community Development Lenders Attract New Investors to Low-Income Neighborhoods

    ImpactAlpha Oct 27, 2017

    Capital Impact Partners, a nonprofit loan fund and federally-certified community development financial institution, or CDFI, this week launched a $100 million fixed-income security that is available to retail investors for as little…

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    L.A. County Launches Housing Program to Break Cycles of Homelessness and Re-Incarceration

    Third Sector Capital Partners Oct 23, 2017

    Los Angeles County has launched Just in Reach (JIR), a new health-based housing program that will reduce jail recidivism and help end homelessness among people experiencing repeat jail stays. Over…

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    $26 Million in Grants For Homeless Youth Development Programs

    Philanthropy News Digest Oct 22, 2017

    The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation in Agoura Hills, California, has announced fourteen third-quarter grants totaling $26 million. The grants will provide support in the areas of homelessness, substance abuse prevention, foster youth,…

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