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Welcome to RHCDA!
RHCDA’s mission is to work in partnership with community-based and other organizations to redevelop and strengthen neighborhoods and communities.  By providing capacity-building assistance, housing development services and access to financing, we make the connections between non-profit community organizations, financial institutions and government that make successful neighborhood revitalization possible.
 
RHCDA Approved as a New Member of the Housing Partnership Network PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 04 October 2012 13:11
RHCDA has just been approved as a new member of the Housing Partnership Network.  HPN is a member-driven collaborative of the nation's leading housing and community development nonprofits. Because of their success as entrepreneurial nonprofits, HPN members tend to be the go-to organizations for solutions to housing and community development challenges. The Washington D.C. office works on policy, regulatory reform and funding initiatives that promote the sustainability and impact of the affordable housing and community development industry. As a result of the peer exchanges that are made possible through the network, HPN has also developed social enterprises among its members that advance the mission and generate revenues that support the growth of its members as business enterprises.  Some of the other members that you may be familiar with are BRIDGE Housing (San Francisco), Cleveland Housing Network, Community Reinvestment Fund (Minneapolis), Dallas City Homes, IFF, Mercy Housing and REACH Community Development (Portland, OR).  Membership in HPN is a “seal of approval” of RHCDA’s status as a high performing community development organization and we are all proud of this recognition.
 

RHCDA is Regional Housing and Community Development Alliance, a nonprofit organization that creates and supports the alliances that make smart, sustainable neighborhood revitalization possible in the St. Louis region.

"We are really glad to have RHCDA as a resource.  We truly value their experience and commitment to foster redevelopment in our city, especially in neighborhoods that would not otherwise receive the financing or the support to make it happen on their own." 

- Barbara Geisman, Executive Director for Development, Office of the Mayor, City of St. Louis