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Enterprise Community Partners receives grant to support affordable housing resilience
ColoradoBiz Staff //June 10, 2025//
Enterprise Community Partners
Enterprise Community Partners
Enterprise Community Partners receives grant to support affordable housing resilience
ColoradoBiz Staff //June 10, 2025//
DENVER — Enterprise Community Partners has received a $300,000 grant from KeyBank to strengthen affordable housing efforts in Colorado and Utah through its Rocky Mountain Resilience Program.
In Brief:
- KeyBank awards $300K to support affordable housing
- Funds expand Rocky Mountain Resilience Academy
- Supports energy-efficient housing in CO and UT
- Aims to boost climate resilience and funding access
The funding will expand the reach of Enterprise’s Rocky Mountain Resilience Academy, which provides technical assistance, training, and peer support to affordable housing developers and operators. The goal is to help housing providers improve sustainability, reduce carbon emissions, and increase access to federal, state, and local funding sources for resilient, low-income housing projects.
“Enterprise’s mission is to make home and community places of pride, power and belonging—and platforms for resilience and upward mobility for all,” said Chris Picardi, KeyBank Colorado market president. “This mission aligns perfectly with KeyBank’s vision of investing to protect the environment, and we are honored to support this program with our grant.”
Launched in 2023, the Rocky Mountain Resilience Academy supports affordable housing owners with resources to address environmental and energy challenges, which often disproportionately affect low-income and historically under-resourced communities.
“Low-income communities are hit hardest by energy burdens and climate events,” said Jennie Rodgers, vice president and Rocky Mountain market leader at Enterprise. “This grant provides affordable housing providers with much-needed support to protect the health and wellbeing of their residents and communities.”
The grant reflects a shared commitment by KeyBank and Enterprise to promote stable, sustainable housing and empower community-based solutions to climate resilience.
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