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By Jim King Pictured: Lynn Luallen (left), Dave Lollis (center), Jim King (right) Last month, Kentucky said farewell to F. Lynn Luallen, a giant in affordable housing and an important mentor to me. I
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By Traviss Witt On May 15th, family and friends from across the country came together to celebrate Reverend Dwayne Yost and the work that grew from a simple but radical idea: that everyone deserves a
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As Kentucky and Tennessee wrap up their legislative cycles, we’re seeing important signs of momentum for housing and community development across the region. In Kentucky, the
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Campaign targets philanthropic advisors, wealth advisors, funders, and impact investors with a clear case for housing investment across Appalachia BEREA, Kentucky, May 15, 2026 — Fahe, a
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Fahe’s 2026 Annual Meeting will bring Members, partners, funders, policymakers, and other stakeholders together in late September to explore what our network is learning, building, and proving
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America’s housing shortage has become a crisis for families, communities, and local economies. Across the country, policymakers are looking for ways to increase housing supply and reduce the costs
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Last week, 51 leaders from 40 Fahe Member organizations gathered in Berea, Kentucky, for our annual Spring Retreat — Learning in Motion. 53 Member organizations attended the
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Fahe is proud to share that an encore episode of Us & Them featuring Fahe’s work has been recognized by the Virginias Associated Press Broadcasters with the award for Best
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Fahe is proud to share that we have once again been named one of the Best Places to Work in Kentucky, marking our tenth consecutive year receiving this recognition. Earning the recognition once is an
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Black History Month is a time to honor the leadership, resilience, and contributions of Black communities — and to reaffirm that opportunity in America must be accessible to everyone. At
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