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Case Studies | Anchor Institutions

Anchor Institutions

A Model for Community-Based Policing in Pittsburgh
Achieving Lead Safe Housing in Cleveland
Healthy Beginnings at Home Explores a Novel Approach to Reducing Infant Mortality in Columbus, Ohio
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Community Development

Philadelphia: Former Public Housing Superblock Transformed into Modern and Affordable Housing
Royal Oak, Michigan: Affordable Housing Co-Op Preserves Senior Housing and Resident-Led Operations
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Senior Housing

Durango, Colorado: A City Land Donation Paves the Way for In-Demand Affordable Senior Housing
Jefferson, North Carolina: Adaptive Reuse of a Historic Hospital Preserves a Community Asset
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Supportive Housing

Supportive Housing Helping Domestic Violence Survivors and Their Children Recover and Thrive in the Bronx
Tacoma, Washington: Preparing Youth and Young Adults for a Second Chance
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Sustainable Housing

Norfolk, Virginia: Building Sustainable Affordable Housing
Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan: A Sustainable Mixed-Income Housing Development Brings Housing Downtown
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Zoning for Affordable Housing

San Francisco, California: Inclusionary Zoning Expands the Below-Market-Rate Housing Stock
Addressing Homelessness with a Tiny-Home Village in Olympia, Washington
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Anchor Institutions

A Model for Community-Based Policing in Pittsburgh
Achieving Lead Safe Housing in Cleveland
Healthy Beginnings at Home Explores a Novel Approach to Reducing Infant Mortality in Columbus, Ohio
Creating and Preserving Affordable Housing in Denver’s RiNo Art District
Rehabilitating Historic Houses Points Toward the Future in Muncie, Indiana
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Small Grant Maker Fills Resource Gaps for Local Homeless Service Providers
Colocating Affordable Housing and Library Services and Revitalizing a Neighborhood in Chicago
Houston, Texas: Project Row Houses Uses Art To Preserve Architecture, Culture, and Community in a Low-Income Neighborhood
New Orleans, Louisiana: The St. Peter Apartments Provides Affordable Net Zero Housing for Veterans
Sustainable Design and Affordable Housing on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Harvard University’s Impactful Investments in Affordable Housing
Bringing People Together to Fight Homelessness in Los Angeles
Gateway at Willowbrook Combines Affordable Housing and a County Library in Los Angeles
Rowan University and Glassboro Grow Together
Revolutionizing Affordable Housing in Rural Alabama
Pittsburg State University Joins in the Block22 Development to Revitalize Downtown Pittsburg, Kansas
Spartanburg County Foundation Helps Grow Partnerships to Revitalize a Neighborhood
Johns Hopkins University Forms Partnerships to Strengthen Nearby Neighborhoods in Central Baltimore
Kaiser Permanente’s Housing for Health Fund Provides Agile Investing
The University of Illinois Hospital Provides Housing for Individuals Experiencing Chronic Homelessness in Chicago
The Montefiore Health System Addresses Housing as a Social Determinant of Health in the Bronx
Smith College Supports Affordable Housing in Downtown Northampton
Housing Is Healthcare for Homeless Patients in Tarrant County, Texas
The Zarrow Foundations Expand Affordable Housing and Mental Health Services in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Ohio State University’s Campus Partners Provides Housing to Revitalize Nearby Neighborhoods
The Kresge Foundation Works to Reinvigorate the Housing Market through Detroit Home Mortgage
The Community Foundation of the New River Valley Promotes Senior Housing in Rural Virginia
Howard University Benefits Community through Affordable Housing Developments
Children’s Mercy Kansas City Hospital is Improving Health by Improving Housing
The University of Vermont Medical Center Addresses Housing Needs, Homelessness in the Burlington Area
UnitedHealthcare Helps a Nonprofit in Phoenix Provide Medicaid Members with Housing and Services
Bon Secours Builds Gibbons Apartments to Provide Safe and Healthy Housing in Southwest Baltimore
The University of Rochester Medical Center Partners to Eliminate Lead Poisoning
ProMedica Focuses on Community Development to Strengthen Health in Toledo, Ohio
The Montgomery County Foundation Joins Partner Organizations to Tackle Homelessness through Your Way Home
Stamford Hospital Anchors the Vita Health and Wellness District
University of Detroit Mercy Helps Transform Vacancies into Public Assets
Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Partners Focus on Columbus’s South Side
St. Joseph’s Hospital Helps Build a Healthier Near Westside in Syracuse
The University of Delaware Helps Revitalize the State’s Most Distressed Communities
Dignity Health’s Community Investment Program Addresses the Social Determinants of Health
Clark University and the Main South Community Development Corporation: A 30-Year Partnership for Neighborhood Revitalization in Worcester
Ball State University and Muncie Residents Address the Challenges Wrought by Deindustrialization
Jackson State University Takes on Many Roles to Improve West Jackson, Mississippi
Florida Hospital Partners with the Bithlo Transformation Effort
Baylor University’s Texas Hunger Initiative Strives for a Hunger-Free America
Xavier University Engages Cincinnati through the Community Building Institute
The University of Central Florida Pursues a High Return on Engagement
St. Louis Hospitals Help to Sustain the Forest Park Southeast and Central West End Neighborhoods
Rutgers-Camden Expanding into Downtown and Improving Outcomes for
K–12 Students
Duke University Joins Partners in the Durham Region
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Other Partners Promote Holistic Early Childhood Development
Mercer University and Community Partners Implement Macon Children’s Promise Neighborhood Plan
A Long History of Community Engagement at Michigan State University
Portland State University: Partnering to Serve the City of Portland with Knowledge
Anchor Institutions Join to Restore Economic Vitality, Improve Quality of Life in Hartford’s Southside Neighborhoods
Iowa Initiative for Sustainable Communities: Making Use of a Research University’s Greatest Strengths
Kent, Ohio and KSU: A Public-Private Partnership Transforms Downtown
Drexel University and West Philadelphia: Growing Together
Sinai Community Institute: Health-Based Community Development in Chicago
Community Engagement: Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
The University of Cincinnati: Improving the Uptown Community
The Pride of Pālolo: ‘Ohana Learning Center at Pālolo Homes
The S.G. Atkins Community Development Corporation Revitalizes Neighborhoods near Winston-Salem State University
Detroit, Michigan: Henry Ford Health System Supports Community and Economic Development
University at Buffalo Supports Neighborhood and Regional Growth
University of Pittsburgh: A “University of the Community”
University of Minnesota Commits to Sustainable Partnerships
Fresno State Collaborates to Promote Sustainable Communities in the Valley
University of Maryland, Baltimore Prioritizes Community-Led Revitalization
Widener University: Embracing a Mission as an Anchor for Chester

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