Over the past weekend, severe flooding devastated communities across Kentucky, Southern West Virginia, Southwest Virginia, and Tennessee. Once again, our region faces loss and uncertainty. While Fahe
Learn MoreAt the start of each year, state legislators convene to set policy priorities and budgets. For Fahe’s advocacy work, this is a critical time to engage policymakers in conversations about housing
Learn MoreAt Fahe, we are committed to raising awareness about the housing challenges facing Appalachia and the transformative work being done by our network. Recently, Fahe and our Members have been featured
Learn MoreThe bookshelf in Adam Dickson’s office holds a prominent sign reading “Good Trouble” — a phrase that originated with Rep. John Lewis, a civil rights icon who served more than three decades in
Learn MoreBerea, KENTUCKY, January 14, 2024–Fahe is proud to announce a transformative $12 million grant from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, awarded through the Yield Giving foundation. This flexible
Learn MoreKentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announced the launch of an online form for Eastern Kentucky flood survivors to apply for housing support. The form, available at housingcantwait.org, allows applicants to
Learn MoreHow can homeownership be more accessible, affordable, and equitable for all? Communities of color and low wealth borrowers face many barriers to homeownership. As a member of the Equitable
Learn MoreTom Manning-Beavin, President & CEO of Frontier Kentucky, is piloting a new way to build homes that holds much promise for people recovering from the historic 2022 floods in Eastern Kentucky and
Learn MorePartners for Rural Transformation (PRT), a coalition of six Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) serving persistently poor and rural communities, is excited to announce the
Learn MoreFahe staff joined in the celebration of progress in flood recovery in Letcher County at The Cottages at Thompson Branch on October 30 in Whitesburg, KY alongside Fahe Member H.O.M.E.S., Inc., Team
Learn MoreEnter your e-mail to receive news and stories of our local, regional, and national impact.