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Register Today for a Free Webinar about Funding for Affordable Housing...How to braid funding from public and private sources to support affordable housing

 

Join us on May 2, 2023, from 9:30-11:30 a.m. MST for a free
Affordable Housing Funding Webinar
Hosted by Arizona Community Foundation's Affordable Housing Collaborative

The success of efforts to make housing more affordable depends on a number of critical factors, including having diverse funding sources that make the work financially viable. Come learn from local experts as they share their insights, lessons learned, and advice.

The event is free, but registration is required. Please register for the Zoom meeting and the information to access the meeting will be sent to you.

Speakers include:

• Tami Bohannon, FSL
• Stephanie Brewer, Newtown CDC CLT
• Diana Yazzie Devine and Joe Keeper, Native American Connections
• Lance Gilliam, Waterman Steele Real Estate Advisors
• Keon Montgomery, Arizona Department of Housing
• Sarah Liguori, Arizona Community Foundation
• Suzanne Pfister, Vitalyst Health Foundation
• Tom Simplot, Sugar Creek Capital

Who should attend this webinar?

• Local and tribal government representatives
• Nonprofit and for-profit developers
• Community-based organizations
• Philanthropic and funding organizations

What will be learned during the webinar?

• How to braid funding from public and private sources to support affordable housing
• How to establish positive relationships among funding partners
• How to leverage federal funding sources for community projects
• What funding opportunities are available to support affordable housing

For more information, please contact Amy St Peter at astpeter@azmag.gov.  

 

                                        Arizona Community Foundation's Affordable Housing Collaborative

 

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