The Goode family took ownership of their home on Saturday, April 13. This is the first of nine homes that the Greater Lynchburg Habitat for Humanity has planned on Knott Street in Lynchburg.
Invited to speak on behalf of CVPDC as a sponsor, Executive Director Alec Brebner recognized the sweat, equity and investment of the Goodes, GLHFH, and their numerous volunteers as far more valuable than any cash contribution.
CVPDC is honored and humbled to support affordable housing development throughout Central Virginia.
More About the Affordable Housing Grant
In July 2021 Virginia Housing announced $40 million in grants available to Virginia’s 21 Planning District Commission. The Virginia Housing PDC Housing Development Program was developed to expand new affordable housing units across the Commonwealth.
The CVPDC was awarded $2 million to execute the CVPDC Housing Development Program and is working collaboratively with the region’s housing delivery partners, including local governments, non-profit organizations, developers, housing authorities, and lenders, to develop new affordable housing units within the CVPDC planning region. The CVPDC will utilize up to $1.7 million of the awarded PDC Housing Development grant to provide gap funding to area housing partners to develop affordable units. All units must be complete by June 30, 2025.
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