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Enterprise Community Partners

Enterprise Community Partners, formerly the Enterprise Foundation, is an American nonprofit. Its goals are to increase housing supply, advance racial equity and build resilience and upward mobility. Founded in 1982 by developer/philanthropist James W. Rouse and his wife Patty, Enterprise has worked with community-based nonprofit organizations to develop…

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Founded
1982
Headquarters
United States
Key people
James W. Rouse (Founder), Lori Chatman & Drew Warshaw (President and Chief Executive Officer, Enterprise Community Partners), Jacqueline Waggoner (President, Solutions Division)…
Predecessors
Enterprise Foundation The Rouse Company (smaller city and international festival marketplaces only)
Revenue
63,023,326 United States dollar (2017)
Subsidiaries
Enterprise Community Investment (for-profit) · Enterprise Homes (non-profit) · Enterprise Community Asset Management (for-profit) · Bellwether Enterprise (for-profit) · Enterprise Community Loan Fund (non-profit)

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Avg. degree1.88
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related to history · 24
Enterprise Community Partners → Adams Morgan, Barbara Moore, Carolyn Banker, CEO, Church, Columbia, Enterprise Foundation, In, James Rouse, Jim, Jim Rouse, Jubilee Housing, Maryland, Mozart, Patty Rouse, Ritz, Robin Hood Inc, Rouse's American City, Saviour, Terry Flood
Subsidiaries · 6
Enterprise Community Partners → Bellwether Enterprise (for-profit), Enterprise Community Asset Management (for-profit), Enterprise Community Investment (for-profit), Enterprise Community Loan Fund (non-profit), Enterprise Development Company (smaller city festival marketplaces and international festival marketplaces), Enterprise Homes (non-profit)
related to External links · 4
Enterprise Community Partners → Enterprise Community Partners WebsiteEnterprise, Internal Revenue Service, ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer, YouTube
Founded · 1
Enterprise Community Partners → 1982
Headquarters · 1
Enterprise Community Partners → United States
Key people · 1
Enterprise Community Partners → James W. Rouse (Founder), Lori Chatman & Drew Warshaw (President and Chief Executive Officer, Enterprise Community Partners), Jacqueline Waggoner (President, Solutions Division)…
Predecessors · 1
Enterprise Community Partners → Enterprise Foundation The Rouse Company (smaller city and international festival marketplaces only)
Revenue · 1
Enterprise Community Partners → 63,023,326 United States dollar (2017)
Total assets · 1
Enterprise Community Partners → 874,866,488 United States dollar (2022)
Website · 1
Enterprise Community Partners → www.enterprisecommunity.org

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enterprise community partners housing rouse company nonprofit chatman warshaw communities president chief officer development james united states lori drew foundation

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Enterprise Community PartnersFounded19821.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersHeadquartersUnited States1.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersKey peopleJames W. Rouse (Founder), Lori Chatman & Drew Warshaw (President and Chief Executive Officer, Enterprise Community Partners), Jacqueline Waggoner (President, Solutions Division)…1.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersPredecessorsEnterprise Foundation The Rouse Company (smaller city and international festival marketplaces only)1.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersRevenue63,023,326 United States dollar (2017)1.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersSubsidiariesEnterprise Community Investment (for-profit)1.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersSubsidiariesEnterprise Homes (non-profit)1.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersSubsidiariesEnterprise Community Asset Management (for-profit)1.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersSubsidiariesBellwether Enterprise (for-profit)1.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersSubsidiariesEnterprise Community Loan Fund (non-profit)1.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersSubsidiariesEnterprise Development Company (smaller city festival marketplaces and international festival marketplaces)1.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersTotal assets874,866,488 United States dollar (2022)1.00infobox
Enterprise Community PartnersWebsitewww.enterprisecommunity.org1.00infobox

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