Community Housing Partners Corporation of Florida

About Community Housing Partners Corporation of Florida

A single 2024 donation of $1,943,164 to Homes in Partnership Inc in Eustis, Florida anchors Community Housing Partners Corporation of Florida’s recent giving. The grant sits within a broader housing mission: CHP works to create homes and communities that are healthy, sustainable, and affordable, with a stated vision of healthy, sustainable communities for everyone. Their focus areas include affordable housing development and preservation, real estate development, property and asset management, energy efficiency and weatherization, resident services and health programs, and homeownership counseling and realty. The foundation’s work is closely tied to housing conditions that affect daily life. That shows up in its active programs, which include emergency home repair and accessibility work for low-income households, weatherization services for energy cost reduction and home health and safety, and training tools for building science education. The organization also supports resident services and health-related housing programs, linking housing operations with health and safety outcomes. Recent giving is regional and concentrated in Florida, even though the foundation’s headquarters are in Christiansburg, Virginia. In the latest filing year on file, its grantmaking remains focused on housing-related service delivery and capacity within the CHP model.

What Community Housing Partners Corporation of Florida Funds

In affordable housing development and preservation, the foundation’s stated mission centers on homes and communities that are healthy, sustainable, and affordable. Its housing work also extends into real estate development, property and asset management, and homeownership counseling and realty, showing a housing-system approach rather than a single-program focus. The foundation also supports energy efficiency and weatherization. Through its Weatherization Assistance Program — CHP Weatherization, it administers services that use federal WAP funds and other sources to reduce energy costs and improve health and safety in low-income homes in Virginia. A third area is resident services and health programs. CHP describes programs that address urgent emergency health and safety hazards, physical accessibility barriers, and housing-related health needs for low-income households and residents with health vulnerabilities. Training is another theme, including Builders' Boot Camp for building science and construction professionals.

How Community Housing Partners Corporation of Florida Gives