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The Flora Fund Grants $1. 5 Million to Support Permanent Housing - North Texas Community Foundation Donors , Nonprofits , NTCF in the News The Flora Fund Grants $1.
5 Million to Support Permanent Housing Funding will help build 16 units for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness as part of a larger affordable housing initiative Individuals who have experienced chronic homelessness will soon have greater access to housing options in Fort Worth. A $1.
5 million grant from the Flora Fund at North Texas Community Foundation has been awarded to Renaissance Heights Foundation to support the development of 16 permanent supportive housing units. “We are incredibly grateful for the generous support from the Flora Fund,” said Kenny Mosley , Executive Director of Renaissance Heights Foundation.
“This grant not only helps us build supportive housing but reinforces the power of partnerships in driving sustainable, place-based change. We’re honored to continue Dr. Brewer’s legacy by creating homes—and hope—for those most in need.
” These new units are part of the Columbia Renaissance Project, a multi-phase, mixed-income initiative led by Renaissance Heights Foundation that will deliver 100 multi-family housing units in Southeast Fort Worth.
The development is designed to integrate housing with access to health care, wellness resources, economic opportunity, and other services tailored to individuals experiencing chronic homelessness and other barriers to stability. “Chronic homelessness is one of the most persistent and urgent challenges facing our community,” said Whitnee Boyd , EdD, Director of Community Impact at North Texas Community Foundation.
“This investment honors the legacy of Dr. Flora Brewer by addressing homelessness at its roots and creating pathways to stability and dignity. The impact of her gift will resonate for years to come, transforming lives and bringing hope to those in need. ” The Flora Fund was established by the late Dr. Flora Brewer, a visionary business leader and lifelong champion for individuals experiencing homelessness.
Known for her practical yet innovative approach, Dr. Brewer combined her experience across business, academia, and philanthropy to design impactful solutions to complex social issues. Two of her most notable contributions include the nationally recognized permanent supportive housing communities Palm Tree Apartments and New Leaf at Quail Trail.
Today, the Flora Fund continues Dr. Brewer’s mission by supporting efforts that foster community collaboration, expand access to safe and supportive housing, and create opportunities for individuals to thrive. “My mother believed that everyone deserves a place to call home and a community that cares. This grant helps make that vision a reality,” shared Evan Mead-Brewer .
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