The Community Builders (TCB) announced it has been awarded one of five contracts under Fannie Mae’s $5 million 2022 Sustainable Communities Innovation Challenge, a nationwide competition to help advance racial equity in housing. Fannie Mae awarded five deliverable-based contracts to organizations who are implementing or scaling projects that address barriers many Black renters, homebuyers and homeowners face, specifically related to the insufficient supply of quality affordable housing options, insufficient funds and credit challenges.
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