HouseATL

Join us for our next Member Convening on May 12th! We will be welcomed by Gwinnett County Government Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson, and then hear from a panel of Gwinnett County elected officials on housing affordability policies and initiatives. We will discuss how adaptive reuse projects can contribute to rental housing affordability with a panel of experts. Thank you to our sponsor, NeighborWorks America, for making this event possible. Registration is here: https://buff.ly/vrMtlmT

The Atlanta Business Chronicle's Crystal Edmonson reported on our 2026 Affordable Housing Awards. Congratulations again to our awardees! Alison Johnson, Mariel Risner Sivley, Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation, Atlanta Habitat for Humanity, Dr. Christie Cade and Columbia Residential. And a big thank you to all our sponsors! Our supporting sponsors: Campbell-Stone Senior Living; Atlantica Properties; Berkadia; TBG Residential; GVSA; Sugar Creek Capital; LDG Development; and Gorman & Company. Our champion sponsors: Woda Cooper Companies; Truist Community Capital; SK Collaborative; Purpose Built Communities; Renasant Bank and Reinvestment Fund. Our premier sponsors: The Liz Blake Giving Fund; Decide DeKalb Development Authority and PNC Bank. And our presenting sponsors: Georgia Power and Bank of America.

Nonprofit celebrates affordable housing champions at awards luncheon - Atlanta Business Chronicle HouseATL hosted more than 150 people at its Affordable Housing Awards luncheon, recognizing organizations and leaders who are making strides in inclusive housing.

Shelterforce reports on how Continuums of Care around the country have been impacted by changing federal policies. These local lead organizations coordinate services for people who are homeless and distribute federal funding. Examples in metro Atlanta include Partners for HOME and the Center for Family Resources.

“A Grim March Toward Death”: What HUD’s New Homeless Policy Looks Like on the Ground — Shelterforce Homelessness services administrators share their views on how proposed cuts, rapid changes to funding guidelines, and delays are affecting their work.

Behind every number is a person.

9,219 navigation services provided to our neighbors experiencing homelessness, from benefit and ID applications to transportation and crisis counseling. That means 9,219 moments when an unsheltered neighbor didn't have to face the journey alone.

This work is possible because of donors and supporters like you who believe every neighbor deserves a guide in their corner. Thank you for making it possible.