Give monthly, and you'll become a Carpenter, a passionate community invested in a world where everyone has a place to call home. Your ongoing support helps bring community members on the brink of housing instability to a hopeful future where upward mobility is a reality. A gift of just $25 a month can provide powerful wellness navigation for a community member each year.
Carpenter
Join the local community investing in upward mobility.
When you become a Carpenter, you're investing in personal, intentional and uplifting support for community members at risk of housing instability.
Socially Inclusive Housing is about a personalized approach. Our onsite Community Resource Advocate will guide tenants to a number of community benefits including financial advisors, health and wellness providers, job coaching, spiritual connectedness, afterschool / child care and more. Because data is important to us and our partners, we will regularly measure the impact of our programs and report those back to our stakeholders and community.
Spiritual Connection
Resident Investment Program
Health and Wellness
Youth Programming
Financial Literacy
Job Coaching
Strategic Alignment
Socially Inclusive Housing is aligned with and a direct response to key strategic priorities for housing stability, economic development and wellbeing.
Brown County Life Study
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Increase affordable housing inventory
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Address barriers to escape poverty
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Improve transportation access
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Increase affordable childcare options
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Strategies for retaining young professionals
Community Health Improvement Plan
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Advocate for equitable access to healthcare
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Build community connections at the neighborhood level
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Safe, accessible housing options
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Support policies that decrease inequities in a coordinated way
Greater Green Bay Blueprint to Prevent and End Homelessness
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Equitable access of affordable housing across income levels
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Enhance social cohesion throughout our community
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Increase access to coordinated services
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Partner with employers to be part of the solution
Long-Term Outcomes
Socially Inclusive Housing is about intentional outcomes of improvement for tenants and communities
Housing Access
Increased access to affordable housing, stabilizing the cost of living regionally
Economic Development
Downtown employee retention leading to increased economic development
Improved Outcomes
Improved wellbeing, increased life satisfaction and housing stability leading to higher graduation rates and long-term goal attainment
Upward Mobility
For cost burdened families, securing affordable housing will lead to more spent on healthcare, food, day care, retirement, and education