INHP Secures $12 Million to Fuel Homeownership and Neighborhood Revitalization in Indianapolis

Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership® (INHP) is excited to announce a significant funding milestone, having successfully raised $12,000,000 to further its mission of neighborhood revitalization and homeownership empowerment in Marion County, Indiana. This remarkable funding achievement represents a transformative moment for INHP, the leading nonprofit homeownership resource in the region. As a dedicated Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), INHP has long partnered with local, state, and federal agencies, as well as community organizations, civic groups, banks, lending institutions, and corporations, to deliver essential homeownership education and financial services. The infusion of capital will be strategically utilized to expand and enhance its comprehensive suite of programs, including HUD-certified pre-purchase education, personalized financial and mortgage advising, and an array of affordable mortgage, refinancing, and home improvement options. The additional funding will empower INHP to broaden its outreach and support an even greater number of working families and individuals striving to achieve long-term, sustainable homeownership. By investing in innovative community-driven solutions and strengthening existing partnerships, this financial boost will accelerate neighborhood revitalization efforts, ensuring that vibrant Indianapolis communities continue to grow and thrive. The funds will not only help secure financial stability for new homeowners but will also enhance the overall quality of life within the neighborhoods INHP has tirelessly supported over the years. For those interested in learning more about INHP’s initiatives or exploring opportunities for community engagement, further information is readily available at www.inhp.org, or by calling 317-610-HOME. This funding milestone marks a new chapter in INHP's journey to provide a strong foundation for homeownership, revitalizing Indianapolis one neighborhood at a time.