Affordable Housing Grants for Nonprofits

Last updated August 24, 2026

There are currently 603 active affordable housing grants in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from state and foundation sources and updated daily.

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Grant Deadline Amount
Fund for Santa Barbara: Mickey Flacks Social Housing Fund Grant
Rolling
Up to $5K
Neighborhood Housing Services
Rolling
Varies
Health and Environmental Justice Grant
Rolling
$5K – $15K
Building Equitable Opportunity Grant
Rolling
Varies
Community First® Developer Program (delivered through FCI)
Rolling
$215K – $241K
Strategic Demolition Fund - Statewide
Rolling
Varies
CDBG Housing Upper Story Conversion
Rolling
$40M
Homegrown Housing Program
Rolling
Varies
HOME Program
Rolling
Varies
CDBG Residential Housing Rehabilitation Grant/Loan Program
Rolling
Varies
Invest STL
Rolling
Varies
Metro: Sponsorship Opportunities Grant
Rolling
$500 – $3K
Communities by Design (CxD)
Rolling
Varies
National Housing Trust Fund (NJ) Grant
Rolling
Up to $1M
Emergency Eviction Response (EER) Grants
Rolling
$1M
Maryland Affordable Housing Trust
Rolling
Varies
Restore New York Grant
Rolling
$2M – $4M
Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities (AHSC) Program Round 10 Grant
Rolling
Varies
Ferguson Cares Grant
Rolling
Varies
AHC Home Improvement Request for Proposals Grant
Rolling
Varies
Technical Assistance Fund (TAF)
Rolling
$180K – $200K
Homeownership Program
Rolling
Varies
Explore the Coast Overnight Grant
Rolling
Up to $100K
Eden Prairie Community Foundation Grants
Rolling
Varies

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About affordable housing grants

Affordable housing grants help nonprofits build, rehabilitate, and preserve homes for low- and moderate-income households. Federal funding flows mainly through HUD programs such as HOME Investment Partnerships, the Self-Help Homeownership Opportunity Program (SHOP), and Community Development Block Grants, with additional support from state housing finance agencies and capacity-building intermediaries.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grants are available for affordable housing?

Affordable housing funding supports land acquisition, new construction, rehabilitation, homebuyer assistance, and infrastructure for income-qualified housing. HUD's HOME program is the largest federal block grant focused exclusively on affordable housing, while SHOP funds sweat-equity homeownership and CDBG dollars support a range of housing and community-development activities.

Does HUD fund affordable housing projects?

Yes. HUD is the leading federal funder of affordable housing, primarily through HOME Investment Partnerships and Community Development Block Grants distributed to states and local governments, which then fund nonprofit developers. HUD also funds national and regional nonprofits directly through the Self-Help Homeownership Opportunity Program for volunteer- and sweat-equity-based homeownership.

Who else funds affordable housing nonprofits?

State housing finance agencies (including Low-Income Housing Tax Credit allocations), the Federal Home Loan Banks' Affordable Housing Program, and intermediaries such as LISC, Enterprise Community Partners, and NeighborWorks America are major sources. Banks pursuing community-reinvestment goals and local community foundations also fund affordable housing development.

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