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The Fahe Spring Retreat is an annual gathering of Member leaders from across Appalachia. In mid-April, executive directors and CEOs from over 50 nonprofit organizations convened in Berea, KY to
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An anniversary is a time to reflect back and look forward. Fahe CEO Jim King explains how three fundamental principles, that Members have cultivated for 45 years, lay an important foundation as the
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For the ninth year in a row, Fahe has been recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in Kentucky! This honor reflects our deep commitment to fostering a workplace where our team can thrive, grow,
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Berea, KY — “Fahe stands firmly in support of the CDFI Fund,” said Fahe CEO Jim King. “Amid a national housing crisis, especially in Appalachia, we cannot afford to weaken this critical
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In honor of Women’s History Month, Fahe is proud to highlight the inspiring women who lead our network of 50+ nonprofits in Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Virginia, and Alabama. They are
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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
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At 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
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At 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
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The 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
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Berea, KENTUCKY, January 14, 2025–Fahe is proud to announce a transformative $12 million grant from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, awarded through the Yield Giving foundation. This flexible
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