Wyoming Housing Network partnered with residents and other agencies in the city of Casper to host an “End of the Season Garden Party” at Juniper Ridge--a 55-unit affordable housing community on the east side.

NeighborWorks member Thistle Communities began in

Sage Court residents

1989 out of the need to create housing for disabled individuals in the Boulder, CO, community.

East High in Des Moines is the largest school in Iowa, with 2,230 students. It is home to some of the state’s finest athletes, musicians, scholars and volunteers. In addition to learning algebra and literature, some students also are learning how to give back to their community through volunteering.

On June 4 and 5, Richland Center, WI, will host the third annual Ocoochapalooza, a downtown neighborhood celebration featuring free live music, arts-and-crafts booths, business specials, and fames such as Human Foosball and Family Feud. The event was first organized  by NeighborWorks member Neighborhood Housing Services of Southwest

On June 4 and 5, Richland Center, WI, will host the third annual Ocoochapalooza, a downtown neighborhood celebration featuring free live music, arts-and-crafts booths, business specials, and fames such as Human Foosball and Family Feud. The event was first organized  by NeighborWorks member Neighborhood Housing Services of Southwest

Ponce Neighborhood Housing Services (NHS) is helping a group of residents transform an abandoned garden in the rural community of La Moca, Puerto Rico, into a community farm growing herbs for homemade “sofrito” that can be sold at market.

In 2014, NeighborWorks Montana approached the Northwood Trailer Park in the city of Pablo to let the residents know their community was for sale. That’s when they met Mary, who had a deep desire to improve her community.

The small Alabama town of Phil Campbell was devastated after the April 27, 2011, tornadoes; 28 lives were lost, 300 residents were displaced, 138 homes were destroyed and 75 percent of local businesses were damaged.  Community Action Partnership of North Alabama (The Partnership) joined with NeighborWorks America, several other local and state nonprofits, and elected officials to d

Armida Lopez didn’t always consider herself a community leader. She grew up in Yuma, an Arizona border town, where she had to cross a field to meet her nearest neighbors. However, she was always interested in improving the lives of those around her. An unexpected shift came when she purchased a home through NeighborWorks member Trellis.